Revisit a Classic - Fires on the Plain by Shohei Ooka
Inspired by his own experience as a Japanese soldier and prisoner of war during WWII, Fires on the Plain (1957) is a brilliant literary exercise and exposé of the brutality of war.
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Inspired by his own experience as a Japanese soldier and prisoner of war during WWII, Fires on the Plain (1957) is a brilliant literary exercise and exposé of the brutality of war.
Read moreWith today marking the 40th anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, a memorial service was held at the downtown Central Library.
Read moreThe Crusher would run up and down the lakefront with a keg of beer on his shoulder during the day, and dance all night with Polish barmaids. At least, when he wasn't bolo punching his way to victory.
Read moreHey! We've got a guest blog from author Matthew J Prigge presenting info about his book launch for Milwaukee Mayhem.
Read moreToday, most travelers take for granted the ease in which they eat on the road, purchase gas, or book hotels. In the Jim Crow era, when discrimination against African Americans was rampant and sanctioned, many did not have that luxury. The Green Book was created to help.
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