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Duluth author Danielle Sosin talks about her latest book

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Duluth author Danielle Sosin is well-known both in Minnesota and nationwide for her works of fiction, including Garden Primitives and her latest book, The Long-Shining Waters. She will be at Drury Lane Books in Grand Marais, Tuesday, May 17 from 5 to 6:30 PM to read and discuss her latest work. She joined WTIP's Ann Possis to talk about The Long-Shining Waters, the significance of Lake Superior and writing near Grand Marais. 

For more information on the upcoming event, contact Drury Lane Books at 387-3370.

To read more about Danielle and her books, you can visit her website here.


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