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Posted on 5/22/13 at 1:01 AM
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF FARGO-MOORHEAD (FMUU) Read With Me
I guess I needed one more big novel before summer, so I picked up Zadie Smiths NW, and it is big and wide and expansive. Reviewers have called it difficult but Im calling it beautiful, and just...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 4:30 AM
FARGO PUBLIC LIBRARY Local Public Libraries and the Plains Art Museum Announce Community Reading Project and Art Exhibit
In partnership, the Fargo Public Library, Moorhead Public Library, West Fargo Public Library, and Plains Art Museum are launching the Three Communities, Two Books, One Art Exhibit (3.2.1) project star...
Posted on 5/7/13 at 10:07 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Crafter's Sale: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Holiday Skywalk-from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Three Crafters....
Posted on 4/30/13 at 2:26 PM
THE HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SOCIETY OF CLAY COUNTY Roger Quam revisits school shooting
Hosted by the Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County, Roger Quam presented his newest novel The Teacher at a public reading at the Hjemkomst Center on April 13 at 2pm. About thirty-five people...
Posted on 4/25/13 at 9:14 AM
Fargo Library to open Wiggle Room, an early literacy center, play space 
The Fargo Public Library will host the grand opening of the Wiggle Room, an early literacy center and play space, Monday at the downtown Main Library, 102 3rd St. N.
By Fargo Public Library blog on Areavoices.com , November 29, 2012
Spurred by curiosity, students search for oldest book in NDSU’s library
FARGO – It may be hard to remember, what with the Internet these days, but there actually are books in our libraries.
And some of them are old. In some cases, really old.
By Sam Benshoof , November 25, 2012
‘Historical trauma’ of reservation present in Erdrich’s book
GRAND FORKS – Louise Erdrich does not gloss over the violence that plagues many American Indian reservations, including violence against native women and children.
By Chuck Haga, Forum Communications , November 18, 2012
Moorhead Library to host books sale
By Forum staff reports , November 17, 2012
Wahpeton native Erdrich wins National Book Award
NEW YORK — The National Book Awards honored both longtime writers and new authors, from Louise Erdrich for "The Round House" to Katherine Boo for her debut work, "Beyond the Beautiful Forevers."
By Associated Press , November 15, 2012
Weekend watch: Nick Healy reads at MSUM
Minnesota State University Moorhead didn’t have to look too far to find its author for the Tom McGrath Visiting Writers Series.
By Forum staff reports , November 14, 2012
New coffee table books hit shelves: Wide variety of reads released in time for holiday gift season
NEW YORK – Even people without coffee tables enjoy coffee table books as gifts, especially if they’re thoughtfully chosen rather than hastily snatched from a store shelf at the last minute.
By Leanne Italie, Associated Press , November 14, 2012
Fargo Library presents Beatles-themed series this week
Beginning tonight, the Fargo Public Library kicks off a three-part series focused on the Beatles and their music at the downtown Main Library.
By Fargo Public Library blog on Areavoices.com , November 13, 2012
As ‘Twilight’ nears its end, fans search for what comes next
Just a week after what would have been Bram Stoker’s 165th birthday, another vampire-related tale celebrates a milestone of sorts.
By Sam Benshoof , November 12, 2012
MSUM to host writer and poet
MOORHEAD – Minnesota State University Moorhead will host a visit by short-story writer and poet Nick Healy on Thursday.
By Forum staff reports , November 12, 2012
Pilot inspiration for career and later a book
Wadena veteran, MSUM alumnus doesn’t leave out man’s family in biographyWADENA, Minn. – When Paul Sailer was growing up, his father told him stories of a friend he considered to be a true hero: Maj. Don M. Beerbower.
By Charly Haley , November 10, 2012
Favorite Things: Shaffer shares her favorite fall reads
Nothing sounds more appealing this time of year than curling up with a cup of tea and a good book.
My reading generally trails off a bit in the summer, but the dark evenings of fall lure me back to an endless list of books I’ve been meaning to finish.
By Heidi Shaffer , November 04, 2012
MSUM professor's poem chosen as editor’s choice
Kevin Zepper, professor in the English Department, was recently chosen editor’s choice for his poem, “Ghost Writing.”
By MSUM blog on Areavoices.com , October 30, 2012
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