Books
Artist’s Book Puts Old Testament in New Light
E.C. native’s paintings interpret ancient religious text
Born and Read: Books Needed for L.E. Phillips Library Summer Program
Friends of the Library and the E.C. Morning Rotary hosting community-wide book drive from April 14-May 12
Don’t Marry an American. Ben Kyriagis’s New Memoir Out Now
Taking truth from British philosopher Bertrand Russell, “the good life is one inspired by love and guided by knowledge”, Ben Kyriagis shares own adventurous life
Getting up to Date: Author’s Epic Effort to Chronicle Eau Claire History Reaches Its Conclusion
historian Brian Blakeley publishes third volume of city’s story
A Furry Chicken? ‘Furball’ Spins Tale of a Museum-Raised Chick
new book immortalizes museum’s spring chick program
New Poetry Collection 'Loss and Other Rivers That Devour' Explores Evolution of Grief
E.C. poet Gustavo Barahona-López gets deep, exploring colonial erasures and the legacy of xenophobic immigration policies
CLEANIN’ AND READIN’: Local Libraries Establish 'Laundromat Libraries'
L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library, UW-Madison Division of Extension set up seven mini-libraries
If a Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, One Local Photographer Has a Lot To Say
Siebold’s third picture-poetry book honors the relationship between people and nature
BE LIKE A TURTLE: New Children’s Book Encourages Slowing Down
stop and smell the roses – or watch the turtles, says E.C. author Karen Condit
A TRIP THROUGH HISTORY: New Book Tells Tale of Yellowstone Trail
Altoona-based authors John and Alice Ridge pen history of Yellowstone Trail
WIN AT WINTER: New Book Inspires Kiddos to Get Outside This Winter
from building snowmen, sledding, to drinking hot cocoa, one local author is finding new ways for kids to have fun
In Memoriam: Remembering George Tillema, Eau Claire’s Own Book Peddler
longtime bookshop proprietor passes away at age 85
QUICK HITS: 5 Books You Need To Read This Winter
recently released reads to peruse while snuggled up by the fireplace
Relish This New Read, Detailing Wisco's Best Supper Clubs
nothing says Midwest culture quite like supper clubs, and this new book offers a glimpse into some of the best ...
‘It Tells It Like It Is’: 82-Year-Old’s New Memoir Reflects On Growing Up During WWII
'Anything for Frances' explores Menomonie resident Krista Schnabel’s life in the village, and how immigrant families like hers adjusted to life in America after the war
Dive Into Festive Local Reads
Seeking a holiday book or two? Look no further than these local authors
LOCAL LOVE: Writer Details Journey From Puerto Rico to Finding Home, Hope in E.C.
new book details one man’s journey healing after a troubled past
Open Your Eyes to the World: New Book Encourages Living Life to the Fullest
Sarah Stackhouse had a goal: to be published by age 25. She created an inspiring book about living a life full of adventure.
‘We Could Have Been a Train Wreck’: New Memoir Explores Loss, Grief, and Healing
local author Greg Fahrman processes emotional journey after the death of his family members, offers empathy and advice to others on how to overcome trauma
A New Take On Newspaper: Unconventional Children’s Book Illustrator Creates Organic New Reads
retired kindergarten teacher translates classroom art into award-winning children’s books
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