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Twin Cities Book Festival, Here We Come!

By Ellie Eggl 

Hello all! 

Once again, this is Ellie Eggl, your NDSU Press Graduate Assistant. I’m reporting to you on the eve of the Twin Cities Book Festival, with my books in hand and ready to meet all you wonderful folks! 

For those of you who do not know, every year the Twin Cities hosts a book fair and invites publishers and authors from all over the region. This year, the event is taking place on Saturday, November 7, 2026, from 10am – 5pm at the Union Depot in Saint Paul. As for NDSU Press, we are exhibiting again this year along with several of our wonderful authors! 

Author Signings 

10am-12pm- Jeffery Karl Johnson, author of Alt for One, One for Alt 

Alt for One is a memoir tackling Jeff’s experience on the Alt For Norge Norwegian reality TV show, dealing with his own journey and the cultural rules of Jantleoven.

12pm-2pm- Anthony Albright, author of The Distance that Isn’t Miles 

The Distance That Isn’t Miles is the latest Poetry of the Plains and Prairies Award winner and was just hand-published with NDSU Press’s Intro to Publishing class at the Braddock Letterpress Museum in ND. The poems follow Albright’s journey as a Native American veteran and parachute-rigger.

2pm-4pm- Paul Legler, author of The Last Dakota Cowboy and Half the Terrible Things 

Paul Legler is a lawyer-turned-author and has published two books with NDSU Press. His newest, The Last Dakota Cowboy, is a journey through rural ND in the eyes of a Sheriff that sees authoritarianism rising around him–and what he will do to stop it.

We look forward to seeing you at the event, and I am excited to experience the festival for the very first time!  

By Ellie Eggl, NDSU Press Graduate Assistant 

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Hello, Emma!

NDSU Press is pleased to introduce you to our new Graduate Research Assistant in Publishing, Emma Borah.

Emma is a graduate student at NDSU, seeking her MA in English. She is a recent graduate from NDSU with a BA in English, a minor in History, and the Certificate in Publishing. In her free time, Emma enjoys reading, creative writing, playing video games, and making coffee. She is also a fan of Chicago Manual of Style and digging into the 18th Edition!

In addition to Emma’s in-house duties for marketing, publicity, and fulfillment (she’s the one who ships out our orders), Emma has been representing NDSU Press at various conferences. So far, she’s hosted our exhibitor tables at the annual meeting of the American Society for Ethnohistory (Fargo, ND), the Northern Great Plains History Conference (Sioux Falls, SD), and the North Dakota Library Association Conference (Bismarck, ND). Upcoming events include Rain Taxi’s Twin Cities Book Festival (St. Paul, MN), and the Western History Association Conference (Kansas City, MO).