The silent book club will meet at Central Park for some sustained silent reading in nature. Take a break and share some time with bookish friends. If it’s raining or threatening to rain, we’ll meet at the bookstore, 1401 Tower Ave. Watch Facebook for weather updates.

Jeremy Landgreen of Superior, pastor of Twin Ports Outreach, will be at Foxes & Fireflies Booksellers from 3-5 p.m. to discuss and sign copies of his new book, "Bus Church 2020."
In a time marked by fear, loss, and isolation, one pastor and a small team of believers turned a crisis into a calling.
The book tells the true story of how God used Twin Ports Outreach, under Landgreen's leadership, to bring love, hope and practical help to the Twin Ports in the midst of the pandemic.

There will be cookies.

Poet Stanley Kusunoki of Duluth will be launching his new collection of poetry, "Social Studies," at Foxes & Fireflies Booksellers.
Kusunoki, a former elementary school teacher who was active in the poetry scene in the Twin Cities, has written four collections of poetry.
He will give a poetry reading followed by discussion. Everyone is invited to attend. There will be cookies.

The silent book club will meet at Billings Park for some sustained silent reading in nature. Take a break and share some time with bookish friends. If it’s raining or threatening to rain, we’ll meet at the bookstore, 1401 Tower Ave. Watch Facebook for weather updates.

Award-winning Superior writer Anthony Bukoski is releasing a new collection of stories in May.
Lightly interconnected, the stories in "The Thief of Words" are split between the Polish American communities of northern Wisconsin and Louisiana, where refugees from World War II were resettled.
Come on down and visit with Bukoski, who will be signing copies of his new release. Enjoy some snacks and learn more about this amazing author.

If you and your family moved to the shore of a small northern Wisconsin lake, what would you find there?

That’s the question answered in “A Place on Water,” a new book by Lake Nebagamon writer Peter D. Nordgren. Readers will enjoy a close-up the fauna and flora of the small property on which the Nordgrens build their new home.  Along the way, tales are shared of a lifetime spent in Wisconsin’s north country.  

In fifty-two short essays, Nordgren takes readers around the lake, into the depths, along the shore, and up into the branches of the forest.

Nordgren will read from his book, sign copies and talk about his writer’s journey.

Award-winning poets Jan Chronister of Maple and Peggy Trojan of Brule will be reading poetry inspired by their mothers the day before Mother's Day. They will also be signing copies of their poetry books and spending time chatting with us.

The bond between these two poets spans 15 years. They met when Trojan, then an unpublished poet, took a poetry workshop from Chronister. Now, at age 92, Trojan has published two full-length poetry collections and eight chapbooks, as well as numerous publications in print and online journals and anthologies.

Come on down and join the discussion.

Local fantasy author Justin O. Rose will visit your Superior bookstore to discuss his new audio drama, "The Fall of Ingway."
The tiny kingdom of Dunhilde teeters on the brink of war and the nearby kingdom of Orchard Hill eyes its weakened state in hunger. In the spirit world, the gods of both kingdoms watch and maneuver, goading their worshipers toward action.
Rose will be signing copies of the new novel, as well as his Tale of Rehaven series.

There will be snacks and coffee. Come join the conversation.

The thrilling sequel to “Tobias” is finally here!

Fans of Harry Potter, The Inheritance Cycle, Percy Jackson, and The Hunger Games will rejoice in this fantasy/mystery series intended for young adults.

Taking a deep dive into overcoming personal demons, The Arcane Rebellion tells the story of how a group of teachers put everything on the line to help each other and the people they love–even if they don’t feel loved in return. Themes range from exploring the realities of a broken public education system to serious mental health issues–all typed up neatly in a fantasy world.

Join city officials as we celebrate Arbor Day in Superior. There will be a reading of "The Giving Tree" by Shell Silverstein, followed by giveaways and discussion. Snacks provided. Everyone is welcome.

Come celebrate your Superior bookstore with us. We're marking 6+ months of Foxes & Fireflies with an official ribbon cutting. Snacks provided.

Foxes & Fireflies is teaming up with The Tap on Tower, 1106 Tower Ave., to hold a Boozy Book Fair from 5:30-8 p.m. Come hang out with us, browse through the books and make a free bookmark.

Superior author Jeff Esterholm will be signing copies of his book, "The Effects of Urban Renewal on Mid-Century America and Other Crime Stories." The book received an outstanding achievement award in 2024 from the Wisconsin Library Association.

Luke Leafgren, a 1997 graduate of Superior High School, will tell the story of his career in literary translation and introduce his recent project, "The Tale of a Wall," a creative memoir by a Palestinian who has been in prison in Israel since 1993. Copies of the book, which was long listed for the 2024 National Book Award, will be available for purchase and signing.

Best selling humor author and podcaster Gina Ramsey will visit Foxes & Fireflies Booksellers from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to share Volume II of "Burnt Gloveboxes: Embracing Life When It Goes Up in Flames." Her series takes an Erma Bombeck-style approach to the wild, unexpected setbacks in life.
In addition to a meet and greet, Gina will give a reading from her new book at 11 a.m.
Come enjoy popcorn, cookies and hang out with a truly Superior author.

Join us for adult Lego night in Foxes and Fireflies conference room. Livewell! Northwestern Wisconsin will bring the Legos and snacks. You bring the ideas. Let's get creative together.

Twin Cities author Vince Willenbring will sign copies of his mystery/suspense novel, "The Heidi Code," from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at the bookstore.
Set in Duluth, the story centers on a crumbling mansion that is rumored to hold a legendary treasure. Will the treasure hunters find gold and silver coins, or deadly terror?

A time to sit and read quietly with others. This weekly event offers everyone a chance to dedicate a little time to reading.

The book club will meet at the bookstore during the winter and at different parks during the summer. Bring whatever book you are working on. Feel free to stay the full 1.5 hour or just part of the time. Foxes and Fireflies offers comfy chairs, great company, and cookies.

Join Shelley Getten (Of Cows and Crows) and Julie Gard (I Think I Know You) as they read from their recently published books and new work at the first poetry reading event at Foxes and Fireflies.

In her collection, Gard attempts to map out, complicate, and bridge divides, concluding that a sense of belonging, and a shared sense of home, may be the most important thing we have to offer each other.

Getten evokes 10 years of life on a hardscrabble farm in Central Minnesota as seen through the eyes of a young girl.

Discussion and signing will follow reading.

Local author Rachel Gilbertson will be visiting the store from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to sign copies of "Aligned Enchantment," her 100-day self-reflection journal. Each page features a word of the day, reflection and writing prompts.
Stop by for cookies and a chat, and feel free to stick around for our double-header poetry reading at 1 p.m. featuring UWS professor Julie Gard and Two Harbors poet Shelley Getten.

A time to sit and read quietly with others. This weekly event offers everyone a chance to dedicate a little time to reading.

The book club will meet at the bookstore during the winter and at different parks during the summer. Bring whatever book you are working on. Feel free to stay the full 1.5 hour or just part of the time. Foxes and Fireflies offers comfy chairs, great company, and cookies.

Local author Kiki Garcia will be visiting Foxes & Fireflies Booksellers for a reading and author signing of her children's book, "Fishing by Torchlight." The 9-year-old is a member of Mashkiiziibii, the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe and enjoys the responsibility of teaching others about Ojibwe culture and language.

Following the reading, there will be crafts and snacks for youngsters, as well as a chance to talk to Kiki about the experience of writing and publishing a book.

A time to sit and read quietly with others. This weekly event offers everyone a chance to dedicate a little time to reading.

The book club will meet at the bookstore during the winter and at different parks during the summer. Bring whatever book you are working on. Feel free to stay the full 1.5 hour or just part of the time. Foxes and Fireflies offers comfy chairs, great company, and cookies.

A time to sit and read quietly with others. This weekly event offers everyone a chance to dedicate a little time to reading.

The book club will meet at the bookstore during the winter and at different parks during the summer. Bring whatever book you are working on. Feel free to stay the full 1.5 hour or just part of the time. Foxes and Fireflies offers comfy chairs, great company, and cookies.

A time to sit and read quietly with others. This weekly event offers everyone a chance to dedicate a little time to reading.

The book club will meet at the bookstore during the winter and at different parks during the summer. Bring whatever book you are working on. Feel free to stay the full 1.5 hour or just part of the time. Foxes and Fireflies offer comfy chairs, great company, and cookies.

A time to sit and read quietly with others. This weekly event offers everyone a chance to dedicate a little time to reading.

The book club will meet at the bookstore during the winter and at different parks during the summer. Bring whatever book you are working on. Feel free to stay the full 1.5 hour or just part of the time. Foxes and Fireflies offer comfy chairs, great company, and cookies.

Superior author Madilynn Jewell Powers will be signing copies of her new book, “A Tale of Two Willows,” from 1-3 p.m. Feb. 1 at Foxes & Fireflies Booksellers. This is the second in her “Willows” series. The first, “The Rise of a Willow,” was released in June. The author is 16 years old and attends Superior High School. Young writers are invited to stop by during the event with questions for the author.

A time to sit and read quietly with others. This weekly event offers everyone a chance to dedicate a little time to reading.

The book club will meet at the bookstore during the winter and at different parks during the summer. Bring whatever book you are working on. Feel free to stay the full 1.5 hour or just part of the time. Foxes and Fireflies offer comfy chairs, great company, and cookies.