Wisconsin People & Ideas
A new collection by Appleton poet Melissa Range draws from medieval religious manuscripts, Old English literature, and “hillbilly” stories from East Tennessee.
The election happened and now you’re driving north.November freezes in the birch trees. The fieldshave nothing left. In Wisconsin where you pass themthe hills go rolling autumn through the cold.
Exhausted, this light.It was supposed to shinepiercingly brightset the roof ablazemelt the fire escapespark mica in the wallsinge a rat’s whiskersin its hole.But side-swiped by a taxi door
Life may not be as bleak as it seems.
The hurried seasons—spring, summerand fall—may plow into winter’s caboose, send it vamoosing.
What we learned from a year of examining how to harness the power of creativity to improve life in Wisconsin.
This was something Joy Frisk told us one August night around a campfire on a bluff overlooking the boathouse. Joy Frisk was high. Pain meds, most likely.
In terms of attendance, compensation, and overall media presence, women’s sports are almost always eclipsed by those of their male counterparts.
Some small family farms in Wisconsin are providing a unique (and direct) take on farm-to-table dining.
What does promise does the American Dream hold in a highly fragmented society?
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