Bookreporter Talks To... William Kent Krueger

William Kent Krueger joined us for our first-ever LIVE “Bookreporter Talks To” interview to discuss THE RIVER WE REMEMBER. Some of the readers who won the book in a recent Bookreporter contest joined us live with their questions, while Carol Fitzgerald shared questions on behalf of our readers who are camera-shy or were unable to join us live. Please note that there were no spoilers discussed so you can watch or listen even if you have not read the book. We also opened up this program to all readers who wanted to attend live so they could enjoy it.

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[mcdonaldjaxP]

Wonderful! Thank you (from Minneapolis), Kent and Carol. I cannot wait to read The River We Remember, and now I want to re-read Ken'ts other two standalones. Plus #18 in the Cork O'Connor series!

[Peekay]

What a great author. Truly blessed with a great talent for storytelling.

[rebeccakamysz]

Excellent talk! Thank you for setting this up. I was just introduced to Kent’s book—after I finish this book, i’ll be picking up other books!

[lanahasper]

Thanks for sharing this Video program. Will you be doing more videos? If so, I will subscribe.

[paulobrien]

Good book, but the conclusion of the book "buries " the town' s racial problems. Not what I wold expect in a 2023 book, even though it's based in 1958.. Also there are no "Dutch Elm trees ", only "Dutch" elm disease in MN.