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Writer and journalist Steve Hannah discusses his book "Dairylandia" during the 2020 Central Wisconsin Book Festival. The book is a collection of Steve's syndicated column "State of Mind" about people and places in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin author John Kinville shares a multimedia presentation about a little-known women's chapter of the Ku Klux Klan in Chippewa Falls, WI. The topic is the subject of his book "The Grey Eagles of Chippewa Falls."
Charles Hagner, director of Bird City Wisconsin and the author of "American Birding Association Field Guide to Birds of Wisconsin" talks about why Wisconsin is such a great state for birding!
Wisconsin author David B. Whitehurst leads a discussion of a 2004 incident in which a Hmong individual, Chai Soua Vang, killed six deer hunters and wounded eight others. Whitehurst, author of "Tree Stand Murders" about the incident, argues the shootings were more than racially motivated.
Wisconsin author John Galligan talks about his mystery novel "Dead Man Dancing," which is the second in a series about Sheriff Heidi Kick, the first female sheriff in the fictional Wisconsin county of Bad Axe.
Wisconsin author Chris Fink reads from a couple of his short stories from his collection "Add This to the List of Things You Are," and talks in general about his writing, during the 2020 Central Wisconsin Book Festival.
Kathie Giorgio leads a writing workshop during the 2020 Central Wisconsin Book Festival.
Virtual Story Time with Darla R., recorded in January 2021 at the Marathon County Public Library.
Elizabeth L. from the Marathon County Public Library's Marathon City Branch leads this tween book talk for the book "The Glass Town Game" by Catherynne M. Valente.
Wisconsin author and historian Jerry Apps talks about the history of Wisconsin logging and his book "When the White Pine was King" during the 2020 Central Wisconsin Book Festival.
