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Books by Stephen Wilbers

Mastering the Craft of Writing, 52 writing tips, with exercises and fun commentary

 



 

Writing for Business, collected columns and a winner of a Minnesota Book Award

 

Writing by Wilbers, a PDF edition of my second collection of columns


 

This Northern Nonsense, poems on Ober's legacy, Mallard Island, and wilderness preservation


 

A Boundary Waters History: Canoeing Across Time, a brief history interwoven with the story of canoeing with my dad

 

Canoeing the Boundary Waters Wilderness: A Sawbill Log, more wilderness canoeing stories (Wilderness Inquiry review)

 

A history depicting why this famous writing program began in Iowa City and who the people were behind it


 

 

 

About the author


Just published:

"Lake Street Runner,"
in Lake Street Stories


Twelve stories from the heart of Minneapolis, ranging from people's hope for a new beginning to the history of what once was; now available by order from your favorite neighborhood book store, online at amazon.com, or in e-book

Accepted for publication by John Wiley & Sons:

Managerial Communication for Technological Leaders:
Persuasive Writing and Speaking

A readable and entertaining textbook based on 10 years' experience teaching values-based managerial communication and persuasive strategies in the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management and more than 20 years' experience teaching those same skills and strategies in the U of M's Technological Leadership Institute

On submission:

Who Knows Why the Redbird Sleeps in the Snow:
A Grammatical Affair!?

A wildly romantic love story about language, passion, choices, and memory that is part novel, memoir, and poetry

On submission:

These Northern Waters

Poems on the life of explorer and preservationist Ernest Oberholtzer (1884-1977), who devoted himself to the study of Ojibwe language, culture, and spirituality and who thwarted Edward Wellington Backus's plan to build seven dams affecting present-day Superior National Forest, Voyageurs National Park, Quetico Provincial Park, and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness to provide hydroelectric power for his papermills

In progress:

The Columnist Who Wouldn't Go Away:
Selections from 1,000 Columns on Effective Writing

 

 

 


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