author interview

In her new novel "The Waters," writer Bonnie Jo Campbell takes readers to a witchy wetland on the westside of Michigan. Stateside spoke with Campbell about the women of this community and what her writing process looks like.

Electric vehicle sales at Ford and General Motors, how English professors are adjusting to artificial intelligence, and a conversation with New York Times bestselling author Kiley Reid about her new novel.

New information about lowering crime statistics in Detroit, services for migrants nearing limit, and conversations with Michigan authors.

Author Angeline Boulley, author of the bestselling YA thriller Firekeeper's Daughter, is back with a new novel. Warrior Girl Unearthed features a young Ojibwe teen in the U.P. caught up in a complex web of murder and theft, politics, and culture.

How Michigan's commercial fishing industry is coping with invasive species, a new short story collection focusing on ten Arab American protagonists in Dearborn, and a former Domino's CEO's time at the company.

Sexual assault survivors file lawsuits against Servants of the Word, a rock-hunting rehab center, and how Alisa Alousi's Iraqi heritage shaped new poem book.

Steve Amick joins us to talk about the inspiration and the writing process behind his book You Shall See the Beautiful Things.

A Michigan Supreme Court ruling affects thousands of severely injured car crash survivors, a new book highlights key organizers in locally-sourced food, and a Michigan soccer coach offers hot takes on the FIFA's Women's World Cup.

Juan Garcés, author of Love in Four Dots joins us to tell us the story of Sofía and Federico, lovers who wrote letters in a secret code within the pages of a novel to smuggle their messages back-and-forth while Federico was held in military prison.

The United Auto Workers prepare for contract talks, Juan Garcés’ book created from cracking a secret, prison code, and a conversation with Detroit-based musician, Baddie Brooks