David Luhrssen

The exhibit displays musical instruments that survived the Holocaust in the context of history.

With playfully colorful illustrations and text, the author whisks readers across eons when our planet scarcely resembled the world we now inhabit.

7 Sins is an anthology of seven short films by contemporary “underground” directors.

The Wisconsin author will read from his latest collection at Boswell Books.

Drummer Roy Brooks deep soul, backbeat-powered groove sets the platform for some fine soloing in this previously unissued concert recording.

Richly illustrated with tombs and relics of all sorts, Graveyards travels beyond the cemetery gates to contemplate a variety of human experience with death.

In Parascientific Revolutions, the author pulls Philip K. Dick and Amy Tan together with Rupert Sheldrake and SETI for a deep dive into the “occulture.”

The jazz saxophonist’s intriguingly eclectic LP, overlooked when released in 1976, has been reissued.

In his book, actor Jimmy Hawkins (who played George Bailey's son) brings something of an insider’s perspective to explain the film’s persistent appeal.

The Milwaukee Rep will produce Frank Capra’s classic Christmas film, It’s a Wonderful Life, as a ‘40s radio play.