Filter
3 products
Jake Steinberg
The Twin Cities in 50 Maps
9781540270320
Regular price $30.00 Save Liquid error (snippets/product-template line 248): Computation results in '-Infinity'%Explore Minneapolis and St. Paul in a brand new way through a full-color book of maps.
New, colorful, innovative maps show everything from the original Dakota place names in the region to the bedrock geology below our feet; the smellscape of the Minnesota State Fair to which buildings have claimed the most bird lives; how racial covenants shaped the cities to mapping the 2025 Operation Metro Surge, when ICE descended in force and the cities resisted. Perfect for newcomers and city experts alike.
Jake Steinberg is a graphics reporter at the Minnesota Star Tribune. He holds a BA in journalism from the University of Minnesota and an MS in cartography and GIS from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Originally from the east metro, Jake lived in and reported from Alaska, Arizona, Iowa, Wisconsin and New York before returning to Minnesota. His maps have appeared in the pages of The Wall Street Journal and have been featured in the Atlas of Design, the North American Cartographic Information Society’s premier showcase of exemplary mapmaking. Jake lives in the suburbs of Uptown Minneapolis with three bikes, a rotating cast of plants, and Juneau, an American dingo.
Glenway Wescott
Goodbye, Wisconsin
9781540270313
Regular price $20.00 Save Liquid error (snippets/product-template line 248): Computation results in '-Infinity'%A collection of stories, originally published in 1928, from the author of The Grandmothers and The Pilgrim Hawk.
A couple set fire to an old farmhouse to collect insurance money. A groom contemplates an old sexual escapade while he waits for his bride at the altar. A young farm boy returns to tell his brother about his capers while stationed in France in the Navy. The eleven stories in this collection, including an introductory essay by Wescott on returning to his parents’ West Allis home outside Milwaukee, deal with themes of exile—often self-imposed—and return.
This Belt Revivals edition features a new introduction by Patrick Nathan.
