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Gena Kittner
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Reporter, Wisconsin State Journal
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By Michelle Wildgen, Gena Kittner Verified| Wisconsin State Journal Verified Madison author Michelle Wildgen knows that when many people think of wine — and people who write about wine — they envision “old men talking about Bordeaux.”“That’s not what I’m talking about,” Wildgen says about her latest novel, “Wine People,” published in August. Her book is “not too serious or snobby” but looks at the dynamics of two women trying to succeed in the wine business. Wildgen will discuss her book during the Wisconsin Book Festival later this month.
By Hannah Morrissey, Gena Kittner Verified| Wisconsin State Journal Verified There might not be a better time to read Hannah Morrissey’s latest thriller, “When I’m Dead,” than before her event with the Wisconsin Book Festival in mid-October. The book opens on a “bone-chilling October night” and its events unfold over Halloween. This is the third book for Morrissey, who studied creative writing at UW-Madison and lives near Milwaukee.
By Michelle Wildgen, Gena Kittner Verified| Wisconsin State Journal Verified Madison author Michelle Wildgen knows that when many people think of wine — and people who write about wine — they envision “old men talking about Bordeaux.”“That’s not what I’m talking about,” Wildgen says about her latest novel, “Wine People,” published in August. Her book is “not too serious or snobby” but looks at the dynamics of two women trying to succeed in the wine business. Wildgen will discuss her book during the Wisconsin Book Festival later this month.
Company Info
Wisconsin State Journal
The Wisconsin State Journal is a daily newspaper located in Madison, Wisconsin. Established on December 2, 1839, it has undergone several name changes, becoming the Wisconsin State Journal in 1860. The newspaper has a rich history, initially starting as a Whig publication and later becoming a prominent voice for progressive causes in the early 20th century. The Wisconsin State Journal provides daily print and digital editions that cover local news, sports, and community events. It also offers advertising services in both formats, allowing businesses to reach a wide audience in the Madison area. The newspaper is part of Madison Newspapers, Inc., which collaborates with The Capital Times Company, and is owned by Lee Enterprises.
Madison, Wisconsin, United States
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Founded: 1839