Jim Walsh
Fear and Loving in South Minneapolis
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Columnist, freelance writer, and genuinely curious reporter Jim Walsh collects the encounters and adventures and lives that make a city hum—and make South Minneapolis what it is. The Minneapolis that he maps is a matter of heart, of urban life built on human connections: the everyday interactions, ordinary people, and quiet moments create an extraordinary picture of a city’s life.
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Columnist, freelance writer, and genuinely curious reporter Jim Walsh collects the encounters and adventures and lives that make a city hum—and make South Minneapolis what it is. The Minneapolis that he maps is a matter of heart, of urban life built on human connections: the everyday interactions, ordinary people, and quiet moments create an extraordinary picture of a city’s life.
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- Verlag: University of Minnesota Press
- Seitenzahl: 184
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 208mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 295g
- ISBN-13: 9781517906054
- ISBN-10: 1517906059
- Artikelnr.: 59550273
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: University of Minnesota Press
- Seitenzahl: 184
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 208mm x 140mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 295g
- ISBN-13: 9781517906054
- ISBN-10: 1517906059
- Artikelnr.: 59550273
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Jim Walsh is a writer, journalist, columnist, and songwriter. He is author of The Replacements: All Over but the Shouting and, with Dennis Pernu, The Replacements: Waxed-Up Hair and Painted Shoes. The Photographic History. His most recent books are Bar Yarns and Manic-Depressive Mixtapes and Gold Experience: Following Prince in the ’90s (both from Minnesota). A former music editor at City Pages and pop music columnist at the St. Paul Pioneer Press, he has published in Rolling Stone, SPIN, Village Voice, LA Weekly, Melody Maker, Billboard, and Utne Reader. Tommy Mischke is a writer, musician, podcaster, and former radio talk show host from Minnesota. A former columnist for City Pages, he hosts the podcast The Mischke Roadshow.
Contents
Foreword
Tommy Mischke
Prologue
1. Stay Warm
Just Read the Newspaper
“It Feels Like a Brighter Day”
Citizen Berquist: The Man with the Van
Misanthropes for $500, Alex
Confessions of a Commodore
The Santa Claus Diaries, 1989
2. Nature City
Stop and Smell the Rose Gardens
Lucky Us
Summer of the Super Sunsets
Seize the Light
Loving Lake Harriet
Harriet Lovejoy was Here
Nightswimming
3. Family Ties
From Colombia, with Love
Thanks Given
Finding Henry
Police Off My Kid’s Back
Fire Alarm Fluffy
An Ambulance Chaser Is Born
Letter to a Young Soccer Parent
4. I’m Only One
Thanks for The Skerch, Dad
My Hobby Is Lonely
Why Sylvia? Why Now?
Gold Experience at First Avenue
The Tao of Spring Forest Qigong
Krista Tippett and the Wisdom of ‘On Being’
Fear and Loving in South Minneapolis
Walking the Path
Being the Buddha at Mile 8
5. Hootenanny
Peace, Love, and Bobby Sherman
Mad Ripple
Rings of Fire (Brothers United)
Sing Out!
Minneapolis to Montana
The First Dad Rock Column in the History of Rock Criticism
Hermitage
This Week’s Best Bet: Shhh . . .
Crossroads Again
Dan Israel and the Struggle
Gratitude
That Thing You Do!
Hoot
Inside the Hollow Square: Shape-Note Singing from the Heart
Gather ’Round Children, And Ye Shall Hear A Tale of Standing in Actual
Physical Line for Tickets
In Praise of Great Expectations
6. Famous Lasting Words
A Lesson before Dying
Famous Lasting Words
Working Stiffs
Tears in Heaven
Family Man
Notes from Karl’s Bench
The Day David Bowie Died
The Funeral Singer
7. Falling in Love with Everything I Have
Two Hearts are Better than One
Brilliant Disguise
Because the Night
I Wanna Be where the Bands Are (The Autograph Man)
She’s the One
Reason to Believe
Drive All Night (Desperately Seeking Denise)
Glory Days
Back to Minneapolis
Publication History
Foreword
Tommy Mischke
Prologue
1. Stay Warm
Just Read the Newspaper
“It Feels Like a Brighter Day”
Citizen Berquist: The Man with the Van
Misanthropes for $500, Alex
Confessions of a Commodore
The Santa Claus Diaries, 1989
2. Nature City
Stop and Smell the Rose Gardens
Lucky Us
Summer of the Super Sunsets
Seize the Light
Loving Lake Harriet
Harriet Lovejoy was Here
Nightswimming
3. Family Ties
From Colombia, with Love
Thanks Given
Finding Henry
Police Off My Kid’s Back
Fire Alarm Fluffy
An Ambulance Chaser Is Born
Letter to a Young Soccer Parent
4. I’m Only One
Thanks for The Skerch, Dad
My Hobby Is Lonely
Why Sylvia? Why Now?
Gold Experience at First Avenue
The Tao of Spring Forest Qigong
Krista Tippett and the Wisdom of ‘On Being’
Fear and Loving in South Minneapolis
Walking the Path
Being the Buddha at Mile 8
5. Hootenanny
Peace, Love, and Bobby Sherman
Mad Ripple
Rings of Fire (Brothers United)
Sing Out!
Minneapolis to Montana
The First Dad Rock Column in the History of Rock Criticism
Hermitage
This Week’s Best Bet: Shhh . . .
Crossroads Again
Dan Israel and the Struggle
Gratitude
That Thing You Do!
Hoot
Inside the Hollow Square: Shape-Note Singing from the Heart
Gather ’Round Children, And Ye Shall Hear A Tale of Standing in Actual
Physical Line for Tickets
In Praise of Great Expectations
6. Famous Lasting Words
A Lesson before Dying
Famous Lasting Words
Working Stiffs
Tears in Heaven
Family Man
Notes from Karl’s Bench
The Day David Bowie Died
The Funeral Singer
7. Falling in Love with Everything I Have
Two Hearts are Better than One
Brilliant Disguise
Because the Night
I Wanna Be where the Bands Are (The Autograph Man)
She’s the One
Reason to Believe
Drive All Night (Desperately Seeking Denise)
Glory Days
Back to Minneapolis
Publication History
Contents
Foreword
Tommy Mischke
Prologue
1. Stay Warm
Just Read the Newspaper
“It Feels Like a Brighter Day”
Citizen Berquist: The Man with the Van
Misanthropes for $500, Alex
Confessions of a Commodore
The Santa Claus Diaries, 1989
2. Nature City
Stop and Smell the Rose Gardens
Lucky Us
Summer of the Super Sunsets
Seize the Light
Loving Lake Harriet
Harriet Lovejoy was Here
Nightswimming
3. Family Ties
From Colombia, with Love
Thanks Given
Finding Henry
Police Off My Kid’s Back
Fire Alarm Fluffy
An Ambulance Chaser Is Born
Letter to a Young Soccer Parent
4. I’m Only One
Thanks for The Skerch, Dad
My Hobby Is Lonely
Why Sylvia? Why Now?
Gold Experience at First Avenue
The Tao of Spring Forest Qigong
Krista Tippett and the Wisdom of ‘On Being’
Fear and Loving in South Minneapolis
Walking the Path
Being the Buddha at Mile 8
5. Hootenanny
Peace, Love, and Bobby Sherman
Mad Ripple
Rings of Fire (Brothers United)
Sing Out!
Minneapolis to Montana
The First Dad Rock Column in the History of Rock Criticism
Hermitage
This Week’s Best Bet: Shhh . . .
Crossroads Again
Dan Israel and the Struggle
Gratitude
That Thing You Do!
Hoot
Inside the Hollow Square: Shape-Note Singing from the Heart
Gather ’Round Children, And Ye Shall Hear A Tale of Standing in Actual
Physical Line for Tickets
In Praise of Great Expectations
6. Famous Lasting Words
A Lesson before Dying
Famous Lasting Words
Working Stiffs
Tears in Heaven
Family Man
Notes from Karl’s Bench
The Day David Bowie Died
The Funeral Singer
7. Falling in Love with Everything I Have
Two Hearts are Better than One
Brilliant Disguise
Because the Night
I Wanna Be where the Bands Are (The Autograph Man)
She’s the One
Reason to Believe
Drive All Night (Desperately Seeking Denise)
Glory Days
Back to Minneapolis
Publication History
Foreword
Tommy Mischke
Prologue
1. Stay Warm
Just Read the Newspaper
“It Feels Like a Brighter Day”
Citizen Berquist: The Man with the Van
Misanthropes for $500, Alex
Confessions of a Commodore
The Santa Claus Diaries, 1989
2. Nature City
Stop and Smell the Rose Gardens
Lucky Us
Summer of the Super Sunsets
Seize the Light
Loving Lake Harriet
Harriet Lovejoy was Here
Nightswimming
3. Family Ties
From Colombia, with Love
Thanks Given
Finding Henry
Police Off My Kid’s Back
Fire Alarm Fluffy
An Ambulance Chaser Is Born
Letter to a Young Soccer Parent
4. I’m Only One
Thanks for The Skerch, Dad
My Hobby Is Lonely
Why Sylvia? Why Now?
Gold Experience at First Avenue
The Tao of Spring Forest Qigong
Krista Tippett and the Wisdom of ‘On Being’
Fear and Loving in South Minneapolis
Walking the Path
Being the Buddha at Mile 8
5. Hootenanny
Peace, Love, and Bobby Sherman
Mad Ripple
Rings of Fire (Brothers United)
Sing Out!
Minneapolis to Montana
The First Dad Rock Column in the History of Rock Criticism
Hermitage
This Week’s Best Bet: Shhh . . .
Crossroads Again
Dan Israel and the Struggle
Gratitude
That Thing You Do!
Hoot
Inside the Hollow Square: Shape-Note Singing from the Heart
Gather ’Round Children, And Ye Shall Hear A Tale of Standing in Actual
Physical Line for Tickets
In Praise of Great Expectations
6. Famous Lasting Words
A Lesson before Dying
Famous Lasting Words
Working Stiffs
Tears in Heaven
Family Man
Notes from Karl’s Bench
The Day David Bowie Died
The Funeral Singer
7. Falling in Love with Everything I Have
Two Hearts are Better than One
Brilliant Disguise
Because the Night
I Wanna Be where the Bands Are (The Autograph Man)
She’s the One
Reason to Believe
Drive All Night (Desperately Seeking Denise)
Glory Days
Back to Minneapolis
Publication History