Madison As Muse
byHow (and where) our city pops up in literature.
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Chloe Benjamin on Finding Comfort in Winter
byAfter 12 years in Madison, Chloe Benjamin knows how to seek comfort when the weather is bleak.
Middle Grade Magic
byBRAVA contributor Laura Anne Bird has written professionally her entire career, but her longtime dream has been to write a children’s novel.
Library Love
byThe area caters to library-users of all kinds.
These Madison Literary Organizations Celebrate Reading
byThese organizations and people promote a love of reading, and they’re based right in our backyard.
Hiding in the Shadows
byThe toll of human trafficking in Madison.
What Women Want at Work
byMadison-area executives share how their careers have shaped their lives — and what we can learn from them.
Empowering Women and People of Color Through Building Connections
byFor Saran Ouk, she realized the power of relationship-building when she introduced a friend interested in financial advising to another colleague in that field. She quickly learned that building networks was a key rung in the proverbial career ladder.
How to Find Your Professional Superpower
byIt all started with an apartment. Betty Harris Custer was living with her parents while attending UW–Madison. She had wanted to attend college out of state, but it was out of reach financially. At the very least, she wanted a place to call her own.
Leveraging a Career Move to Your Advantage
byLydia Zeller didn’t set out on an executive path, but her career journey led there. The Madison native is CEO of Flyte, a Minneapolis-based healthcare company.