Still True in the news

Maggie Ginsberg on the exciting, vulnerable, terrifying road to becoming an author | Madison Magazine

Q&A with Q&A with Maggie Ginsberg, author of the novel ‘Still True,’ out Sept. 27

Madison author’s debut novel addresses family secrets, alcoholism | Wisconsin Public Radio

“Still True,” the debut novel by Madison Magazine senior editor Maggie Ginsberg, explores alternative marital arrangements, family secrets and alcoholism in a fictional small town in Wisconsin.

WATCH: Maggie Ginsberg discusses debut novel ‘Still True’ | News 3 Now

MADISON, Wis. — Maggie Ginsberg from Madison Magazine joins Live at Four to discuss her debut novel “Still True”

When do life’s tools of escape become weapons? | Wisconsin State Journal

Gena Kittner’s Sunday Best interview with Maggie Ginsberg on her debut novel “Still True”

New Wisconsin-Connected Books to Cozy Up With This Fall | Milwaukee Magazine

Four picks from managing editor Archer Parquette in the September issue of Milwaukee Magazine

September issue ‘Isthmus Pick’ | Isthmus

Contributing Writer Michael Popke chooses Maggie Ginsberg’s ‘Still True’ for a September Isthmus Pick

On word vitamins, substance abuse, and her complicated love letter to small-town Wisconsin | Readers Lane

Review of ‘Still True’ and interview by author Laura Anne Bird

A Chat with Writer Maggie Ginsberg on Her Journey from Freelance Journalist to First-Time Novelist | Doug Moe

Doug Moe interviews Maggie Ginsberg as a spotlight for the September edition of the Mystery to Me bookstore monthly newsletter

Wisconsin Book Festival officially launches 20th-anniversary celebration | Madison Magazine

The milestone year featuring 50 authors — including our own Maggie Ginsberg — will take place Oct. 13-16 at Central Library

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