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Delirium Wilderness by Craig Brockman
Review by Sharon Brunner Craig A. Brockman’s “Delirium Wilderness” tells a story about two boys who faced a harrowing journey of mystery, terror, survival, and steadfast friendship. The story begins at the small town of Paradise in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (U.P.). Scotty visits his grandmother every summer and…
Lakenenland: The U.P.’s Most Unique Junkyard Art Park by Tom Lakenen
Review by Sharon Brunner Tom Lakenen and Nancy Barr’s book Lakenenland: the U.P.’s Most Unique Junkyard Art Park is packed with interesting and creative pictures of artwork made from scrap iron and other metals collected from various sources. Lakenen was born and raised in Marquette, Michigan. He pursued his interest…
Anishinaabe Songs for a New Millennium by Marcie R. Rendon
Grim Paradise: The Cold Case Search for the Mackinac Island Killer by Rod Sadler
American Indians and the American Dream: Policies, Place, and Property in Minnesota by Kasey R. Keeler
Review by Sharon Brunner, MSW Kasey R. Keeler and her book American Indians and the American Dream: Policies, Place, and Property in Minnesota presented a revolutionary view behind the Native Americans’ inability to pursue home ownership in rural, urban and suburban areas in Minnesota as a result of white American…
Digging Up the Truth and Other Big Bay Stories by Faye Bowers
The Marsh King’s Daughter By Karen Dionne.
Growing Up in Sparta And Other Adventures by Larry Buege
Yooper Women—Guts, Grit & Grace—Stories Around the Camp Fire by Kim Kee
Reviewed by Donna Winters This collaborative work Yooper Women—Guts, Grit & Grace—Stories Around the Camp Fire is way more than its title suggests. In it, you will find several mini-biographies of Upper Peninsula women, as well as many unrelated writings: poetry, spirituality, self-promotion, opinion pieces and reprinted magazine and Internet…
Delirium Wilderness by Craig Brockman

Review by Sharon Brunner Craig A. Brockman’s “Delirium Wilderness” tells a story about two boys who faced a harrowing journey of mystery, terror, survival, and steadfast friendship. The story begins at the small town of Paradise in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (U.P.). Scotty visits his grandmother every summer and…
Lakenenland: The U.P.’s Most Unique Junkyard Art Park by Tom Lakenen

Review by Sharon Brunner Tom Lakenen and Nancy Barr’s book Lakenenland: the U.P.’s Most Unique Junkyard Art Park is packed with interesting and creative pictures of artwork made from scrap iron and other metals collected from various sources. Lakenen was born and raised in Marquette, Michigan. He pursued his interest…
Anishinaabe Songs for a New Millennium by Marcie R. Rendon
Grim Paradise: The Cold Case Search for the Mackinac Island Killer by Rod Sadler
American Indians and the American Dream: Policies, Place, and Property in Minnesota by Kasey R. Keeler

Review by Sharon Brunner, MSW Kasey R. Keeler and her book American Indians and the American Dream: Policies, Place, and Property in Minnesota presented a revolutionary view behind the Native Americans’ inability to pursue home ownership in rural, urban and suburban areas in Minnesota as a result of white American…
Digging Up the Truth and Other Big Bay Stories by Faye Bowers
The Marsh King’s Daughter By Karen Dionne.
Growing Up in Sparta And Other Adventures by Larry Buege
Yooper Women—Guts, Grit & Grace—Stories Around the Camp Fire by Kim Kee

Reviewed by Donna Winters This collaborative work Yooper Women—Guts, Grit & Grace—Stories Around the Camp Fire is way more than its title suggests. In it, you will find several mini-biographies of Upper Peninsula women, as well as many unrelated writings: poetry, spirituality, self-promotion, opinion pieces and reprinted magazine and Internet…