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Rust Belt Reporter
The decline and resurgence of a storied Midwestern city as seen through the eyes of a seasoned journalist, union activist, and Detroit devotee.
Reflecting on his life’s work as a reporter, including thirty-two years with the Detroit Free Press, journalist John Gallagher merges memoir with an insider’s account of the challenges facing Detroit and other Rust Belt cities, as well as the tensions inside local newsrooms throughout the country.
Kin: Practically True Stories
A dynamic kaleidoscope of story that honors the work of women.
“V Efua Prince has woven a complex, painful, and powerful tapestry of stories, poetry, theatrical script, song, and journalistic accounts about African American history, presence, and being. The voices in this collection are an upswelling and uprising across the centuries …
“[Kin is] an imaginative, practically true, terribly true, and wondrously true collective.” ~Kerry Neville, author of Remember to Forget Me and Necessary Lies
Picnics and Porcupines
Journey to the edges of the Great Lakes in this engaging history of picnicking, wilderness, and foodways.
What Can the Matter Be?
In this spare and elegant collection, distinguished poet Keith Taylor demonstrates his finest power of observation, watching the natural and human world go by.
We Live Here
An exquisitely illustrated collection of poetry inspired by a traditional Anishinaabe seasonal year.
