Dave Thome’s romance novel was published in November 2011 through Kindle Select Publishing. He also published a companion book, Man Writing a Romance, a collection of essays based on the blog in which he chronicled writing Fast Lane. Before he turned to novel Read more…
Danielle Sosin is the author of The Long-Shining Waters, winner of the 2011 Milkweed National Fiction Prize. The book, which MN Monthly has called “The first great novel about Lake Superior… and its many ghosts,“ is a finalist for the Read more…
B. A. Binns, winner of the 2010 National Readers Choice award, is an adoptive parent, cancer survivor, and author of YA Romances. She writes to attract and inspire readers with stories about “real boys growing into real men…and the people Read more…
Joan Peterson: writes and publishes the EAT SMART series of guidebooks for travelers and cookbook lovers, who want to get to the heart of a country’s culture through its cuisine. Her richly detailed and well-researched Eat Smart culinary guidebooks explain how to Read more…
Ronnie Hess is an award-winning journalist who has had a long and passionate interest in food, especially French food. She is the author of Eat Smart in France, a culinary travel guide that has received much praise and won several Read more…
MWA University-Midwest is a day-long fiction writing series organized by Mystery Writers of America and running concurrently with general Festival programming on June 16, 2012. A tremendous opportunity for writers at all levels and taught by the experts, these top-notch Read more…
Adam Vincent Powell has written hundreds of articles on restaurants and food in Madison, Wisconsin. He writes mostly for The Onion and worked there full-time for many years.
Bradley P. Beaulieu is the author of The Winds of Khalakovo, the first of three planned books in The Lays of Anuskaya series. In addition to being an L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Award winner, Brad’s stories have Read more…
Mark Zubro, born in Racine, Wisconsin, is the author of twenty-two mystery novels and five short stories. His book A Simple Suburban Murder won the Lambda Literary Award for Best Gay Men’s mystery. He taught eighth graders English and reading Read more…
Marshall J. Cook is Professor emeritus, Division of Continuing Studies,University of Wisconsin-Madison and is the author of 30 books, including: Freeing Your Creativity: A Writer’s Guide (Writer’s Digest Books, 1991.); The Year of the Buffalo: A Novel of Love and Read more…