Book Review: "Miniatures" by Norah Labiner
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Radio mnartists: Kathryn Haddad
Producer Marya Morstad continues the Radio mnartists series of web and radio interviews with Minnesota artists. >
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Thinking Souls: Book Review: Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
Shannon Gibney writes on "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl," a classic slave narrative newly republished >
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Radio mnartists : Open Eye Figure Theatre
Producer Marya Morstad continues the Radio mnartists series of podcasts and KFAI radio interviews with Minnesota artis >
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Look Again At India: Filmmaker Simone Ahuja of Blood Orange Media
Minneapolis filmmaker Simone Ahuja sets out to tell the untold stories of contemporary India and, in the process, challe >
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Coming to a Radio Near You: Electric Arc Radio and the Lit 6 Project
a+E chats with the writers, actors, and musicians behind Electric Arc Radio about the persuasive powers of malt liquor a >
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FILM: Winning Friends and Influencing People: A Chat with Coleman Miller
Give a listen to Allison Herrera's funny, illuminating conversation with Coleman Miller on the glamorous life of an >
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The (Endlessly Annoying, Horribly Consuming, Creepily Off-Putting) Drive in Artists to Make Art
Michael Fallon ruminates on the origins of the artistic impulse and concludes that it's a mixed bag of wish fulfill >
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miniStories: "Fitness" by Mark Ehling
Read "Fitness" by Mark Ehling, selected by one of our spring 2008 judges, Stephanie Ash, to be a winning short >
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miniStories: "Tice" by Maggie Ryan Sandford
"Tice" by Maggie Ryan Sandford is one of the spring 2008 winning miniStories, selected by Random House/Crown e >
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Wise Fool: Inside Don Lee's New Farce "Wrack and Ruin"
Writer Shannon Gibney gets the story behind acclaimed author Don Lee's new novel "Wrack and Ruin," and sh >
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So, You Wrote a Book--Now What?
Veteran bookseller and publisher David Unowsky offers no-nonsense advice on how to place your book on store shelves (an >
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The Miracle Tour Confessions, Part I
Debut novelist Geoff Herbach sets off with his buddy and Electric Arc Radio castmate, Sam Osterhout, on a book tour arou >
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miniStories: "A Plan for Mushrooms" by David Bengtson
Read "A Plan for Mushrooms" by David Bengtson, the flash fiction entry which earned the author the miniStories >
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miniStories: "Wakey, Wakey" by Beth Mayer
"Wakey, Wakey" by Beth Mayer was selected to be a winner in the spring 2008 miniStories series by Crown/Three >
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miniStories: "Barnard" by Colleen Marlow
This winning miniStories short, "Barnard" by Colleen Marlow, was selected by novelist David Oppegaard. >
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miniStories: "Souls '08" by Elizabeth Noll
Read "Souls '08" by Elizabeth Noll, a miniStories winner selected by novelist David Oppegaard. >
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A Voice for the Unsung: Kao Kalia Yang
Author Kao Kalia Yang talks with writer Shannon Gibney about her new memoir, "The Latehomecomer," which traces >
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FILM: Making Movies That Matter
"Butter City" producer Myron Berdahl chats with MN documentary filmmaker Emily Goldberg about her newest produ >
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From Sandman to Star Trek to Sammy the Mouse
Writer Britt Aamodt takes stock of Minnesota's unsung wealth of notable cartoonists and comics artists working in >
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VISUAL ART: Mind Over Matter, Work by Roman Signer
Artist and critic Carmen Tomfohrde took in the new exhibition of sculpture, drawings, film and video by Swiss artist Rom >
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COMMENTARY: What is the State of the Arts in Minneapolis?
Or, "The Future's So Bright, You Gotta Wear Blinders:" arts administrator and critic Michael Fallon comme >
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miniStories: "My First Wife" by John Jodzio
"My First Wife" by John Jodzio is a miniStories winner selected by novelist David Oppegaard >
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miniStories: "Green" by Michelle Leon
This winning miniStories submission, "Green" by Michelle Leon, was chosen by writer and Lit 6 Project performe >
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miniStories: "Why It's a Good Idea to Recite Poetry at the Bar" by Julia Klatt Singer
"Why It's a Good Idea to Recite Poetry at the Bar," a miniStories-winning submission by Julia Klatt Singe >
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miniStories: "The Red Button" by Margi Preus
"The Red Button" by Margi Preus, was selected to be a miniStories winner by Crown/Three Rivers Press editor L >
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FILM: A Filmmaker's Guide to Getting Your Movie On (the Right) Screen
Acclaimed filmmaker Ali Selim (Sweet Land) offers hard-won advice for emerging filmmakers, including tips on pursuing th >
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These days, accomplished film pros many of them women see no need to head for LA to make their way in the industry. >
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miniStories: "Little Vladimir" by Marcia Peck
A haunting piece by miniStories winner Marcia Peck, set in the miseries of World War II, about the balms of both music a >
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miniStories: "Muse Not Yet" by William Alexander
A tiny, wry tale about art, love, and longing by one of our winning miniStories authors, William Alexander >
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miniStories: "Shoo, Shoo" by John Jodzio
Read "Shoo, Shoo" by John Jodzio, a sharply funny, insightful flash fiction entry which earned the author the >
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miniStories: "Umbrella Etiquette" by Sarah Gunther
"Umbrella Etiquette," a winning summer 2008 miniStories short offering a revealing, sideways look behind the c >
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FILM: Independent Animation, a Form In-Between
A collection and short essay exploring independent, MN-made animation by writer and twenty-year veteran of the craft, Al >
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LITERATURE: Mining for Hidden Histories
Shannon Gibney looks at David Mura's new novel "Famous Suicides of the Japanese Empire," which mines oft >
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miniStories: "A Crossing" by Thomas Maltman
This miniStories winner, "A Crossing"by Thomas Maltman, is richly evocative of both the pleasures and poignanc >
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miniStories: "On Telling Her" by David Doody
David Doody's winning flash fiction, "On Telling Her about the Short Story 'On Wanting to Get Three Walls >
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STORY: "Monarchs" by John Jodzio
Read an original short story by the summer 2008 miniStories Grand Prize-winner, John Jodzio. >
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MUSIC: How Do You Suppose She Got to That Moment?
Alison Morse offers a lyrical profile of internationally acclaimed composer Mary Ellen Childs, whose movement-rich compo >
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Writer-about-town Britt Aamodt offers up the skinny on the TCYMN All-City Youth Film Showcase, coming on October 25 to t >
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Is Red Wing the Artspot that Could, Or Will It Give Artists the Boot?
Writer Sari Gordon reports from the bucolic environs of Red Wing. >
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VISUAL ART: A High Culture Embrace of Pop, "Hot Ink"
Britt Aamodt offers a glimpse into a rich, whirlwind tour through our state's wealth of cartoon artists in what loo >
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About the miniStories Judges: Fall 2008
Read more about this competition cycle's panel of miniStories judges: Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl, Michael Kimball, and >
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miniStories: "Rosebush" by Tiffany Bolk
"Rosebush" by Tiffany Bolk, selected by novelist Michael Kimball, quietly explores that moment on the cusp of >
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THEATER: A Good Night of Sandbox Play
Playwright Matthew Everett took in the new Sandbox Theatre offering, loosely based on Edgar Allen Poe's "Masqu >
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miniStories: "Diana Used to Say" by Josh Casey
"Diana Used to Say," this week's winning miniStories entry by Josh Casey chosen by author Dennis Cass, of >
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LITERATURE: Just Your Everyday Superheroes
Britt Aamodt offers a profile of Twin Cities author-made-good David Schwartz (SUPERPOWERS): they talk about bending pop >
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MnArts Magazine: December 2008
The holidays are here, with craft fairs and specially themed theater and dance performances; look for profiles of author >
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