Will Weaver
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- Word of Mouth: Profile on Northwoods writers / "Fully Committed" comedy / Paul Dickinson highschool poem / Arts round-up
In this edition of Word of Mouth - Mainstreet Radio’s Tom Roberston profiles the writers of the Northwoods, including novelist Will Weaver; writer Kevin McColley; poet Susan Carol Hauser; and non-fiction writer Kent Nerburn / MPR’s Chris Roberts profiles Nathan Keeper’s “Fully Commited” comedy / St. Paul poet Paul Dickson reads a poem on highschool / Arts-round-up
- Mainstreet Radio: Bemidji Area Race Relations Task Force discussion / Historian Rosemary Given Amble on Bemidji / Will Weaver on his Billy Baggs books
On this special Mainstreet Radio version of Midmorning from Bemidji, a collection of segments on Native, historic city, and literary topics in the region.
- Leif and Lin Enger, Will Weaver talk books
On this Midday broadcast from the Minnesota State Fair, a conversation with Minnesota authors Leif Enger, Lin Enger, and Will Weaver. The Enger brothers discuss the Gun Pedersen Mystery book series. Will Weaver chats about his various fiction and how his rural experience provides context for his work.
- Will Weaver shares his first radio commentary
Minnesota author Will Weaver gives his first radio commentary…one which is a short list of six things things he knows…for sure.
- Minnesota novelist Will Weaver makes good
MPR’s Euan Kerr reports on Will Weaver’s book Red Earth, White Earth. The novel is set along the White Earth Reservation in northern Minnesota and highlights the conflicts between white farmers and native Ojibwe in northern Minnesota. Kerr interviews the author and a literary agent about the book.
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