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Spectrum West

This Week's Calendar

Spectrum West is a weekly program exploring the music, arts, and humanities in Western Wisconsin. It includes in-depth behind-the-scenes interviews and stories about area writers, musicians, theater, visual arts, and much more. It is heard weekly on Friday nights from 5 to 6 p.m. on Ideas 88.3 WHWC/Menomonie-Eau Claire.

Claire Lynch, a grammy-nominated singer/songwriter, will be coming to the Festival Thearte in St.Croix Falls on Saturday, February 13. For more information about Claire Lynch, click on her wesite.

Greg Gilbertson has a new cd, Limited Vocabulary. The cd is available through Amazon.com.

Mike Norman has a new book, the Nearly Departed. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

Lora Johnson has a new book, The Night I Met Santa. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

Lois West-Duffy has a new book, Zillah’s Gift. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

Eileen McMahon and Theodore Karamanski have a new book, North Woods River: The St. Croix River in Upper Midwest History. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

William Kent Krueger, St. Paul author author with a national reputation, has a new book and 9th installment in the award-winning Cork O’Conner series, Heaven’s Keep. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

Eau Claire novelist John Loomis has a new book, Mating Season. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

Eau Claire residents Paul and Hjordy Wagner have a new book, Ready or Not…They’re Gay . The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

New Auburn native and author Michael Perry has a new book, Coop: A Year of Poultry, Pigs and Parenting. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

Daniel E. Van Tassel, author who has written a book about growing up in western Wisconsin, has a new book Back to Barron – Life in the Heartland at Mid-Century. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

Susan Thurin has written Retiring Minds: Life After Work For more information, click on Susan Thurin's Website

Artist Bonnie Rubinstein maintains a studio in River Falls. To learn more about her work and her studio, click on Rubinstein Studio Website

Jeff White's new CD titled, American Reality is available through CD Baby. For more information about Jeff White, click on Jeff White's Website

Author Jean Hebert has a new book titled, Beyond the Open Well. The book is available at area bookstores and through Amazon.com.

Poet Thomas R. Smith has published a new book titled Kinnickinnic. To acquire a copy of his book, click on the publisher's name Parallel Press of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries.

Charlene Burns' book More Moral Than God is available through amazon.com or through the website of the publisher, Roman & Littlefield.

Anthony Zenner's book Cadott, the Town God Forgot. . Not is available through local book stores and Amazon.com or through his website Anthony Zenner

Steve Betchkal has a new book titled All of This and Robins Too To acquire Betchkal's book, email him at gonebirding88@hotmail.com.

To contact Cynde Randall of the Swan Song Gallery in Maiden Rock, call 612-250-9222 or email her at cynderandall@centurytel.net.

Along Wisconsin's Ice Age Trail is available at your local book store or through the University of Wisconsin Press. For more information about Trail guides, click on Ice Age Trail Website or call the Ice Age Park and Trail Foundation at 800-227-0046.

Graphic designer Peter Seitz has a new book titled Peter Seitz: Designing a Life. The book is available at the Lake Pepin Center for Art and Design in Pepin and will be available at your local bookstore and on-line.


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