Laura Farmer

Measuring 20 feet wide by 24 feet tall, stained-glass window commission influenced new artistic directions for designer Grant Wood

For Kueter, it was fun to picture what life may have been like for Jesus when he was growing up. While the New Testament provides some highlights, “there’s about 30 years where he’s a mystery.”

In her new memoir, “Love is My Favorite Flavor: A Midwestern Dining Critic Tells All” (University of Iowa Press), Wini Moranville reflects on how her time as a server laid the foundation for her career as an international food writer.

Nina Lohman has lived with chronic pain for more than 15 years, and after experiencing a few “rather traumatic medical experiences” Lohman started writing as catharsis.

Iowa City poet, playwright and artist Jen Rouse was recently selected to participate in an international poetry fellowship focused on literary translation and cultural exchange held in Bulgaria.

In her third picture book, Charlotte Gunnufson takes young readers on a gentle adventure under the sea, where they are introduced to a variety of sea creatures performing their bedtime routines.

The Baranowski family hit their goal of 1,000 hours outside in 2023, and they’re pursuing the challenge again this year.

Donnelly siblings launch ‘Triplets’ series with lessons from meeting the new kid

“From Dubuque to Selma and Beyond: My Journey to Understand Racism in America” is part personal memoir, part case study, part history book.

Author and Iowa native Heather Gudenkauf found inspiration for her latest thriller, ‘Everyone is Watching,’ in an unlikely place -- reality TV.

In her latest book, “This American Ex-Wife: How I Ended My Marriage and Started My Life,” Lyz Lenz blends extensive research with her own story to explore the role marriage plays in our society.

Celebrated travel writer and Iowa native Lori Erickson has crossed the globe for years, writing about spiritually significant places. But when preparing to write a book about holy sites right here in the United States, the COVID pandemic hit.

UI grad participated in the Sozopol Seminars in Bulgaria

‘I am Home’ explores what home means to the narrator as she returns to Key West, Iowa.

The competitive scholarship pushes winners to step out of their comfort zone, travel and write poetry.