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Sault Ste. Marie writer’s debut novel is a love letter to the U.P.

When Sara Maurer was 8, her calf died. She wrote a poem about it. “That was the first time I turned to writing to express myself, and I have done so ever since,” said Maurer, who published …

‘The Wonder Bread Years’ brings a dose of nostalgia for baby boomers

For more than 25 years, comedian Pat Hazell — one of the original writers for the long-running sitcom “Seinfeld” — has gracefully walked the line between stand-up and theater with his one-man …

Williamston artist honors late son with first book, ‘The Forever’

Bryan Brouwer’s first book, “The Forever: A Watercolor Journey Through Love, Time, and Memory,” can be described as a children’s book for adults. “Many people assume that because it …

Two comic book holidays for the price (or lack thereof) of one

Free Comic Book Day, a national holiday for comic book aficionados, has been celebrated on the first Saturday in May since 2002. What makes this year’s event unique …

Building a mystery: Spring book roundup

Now that spring has finally arrived, below is a list of books you can read on your back deck. Just be careful you don’t rip any of the pages racing through ‘em!  “Antihero,” by …

Camille Pagán celebrates canine companionship with new novel

The inspiration behind Ann Arbor author Camille Pagán’s latest heartwarming novel, “Dog Person” (Delacorte Press, $30), came from a place of grief.  “I have an aging Brittany-mix …

No pout-pouting here

For children’s book author  Deborah Diesen , “The Pout-Pout Fish” is the gift that keeps on giving. Not only was it a New York Times best-seller, but it was also named one of Time …

Camille Pagán celebrates canine companionship with new novel

The inspiration behind Ann Arbor author Camille Pagán’s latest heartwarming novel, “Dog Person” (Delacorte Press, $30), came from a place of grief.  “I have an aging Brittany-mix …

‘Thank You for Being a Friend’

USA Today best-selling author Wade Rouse’s latest novel, “That’s What Friends Are For” (MIRA, $28.99), is the first he’s published under his own name instead of his pseudonym, Viola …

No pouting here

For children’s book author Deborah Diesen, “The Pout-Pout Fish” is the gift that keeps on giving.