Books

In this Dakota Life story from 2000, we meet the people who published a book documenting the abandoned farmsteads of Codington County, South Dakota.

Author Patrick Hicks dives into his latest novel. "Across the Lake" tells dual stories from the only all-female concentration camp of the Holocaust.

Jan Brett joins In the Moment for a conversation ahead of her Winter Wonderland Tour to the Black Hills.

A childhood letter from Badger Clark sparked a lifelong love of writing in Linda Hasselstrom. We talk with the rancher and writer about her connection to the cowboy poet.

While Sacajawea is a well-known historical figure, everything we know about her comes from people who say they knew her. Not from the woman herself.

Kate DiCamillo is the bestselling children's author of "The Tale of Despereaux," "Because of Winn-Dixie," "The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane" and more.

Michael Sandel, world-renowned philosopher and author, speaks with In the Moment ahead of his presentation at Augustana University.

Author Linda Elovitz Marshall joins In the Moment to discuss her book "Bob Marshall: Defender of the Wilderness." She shares Bob's story and his love for nature.

The Rapid City Public Library is working on getting a bookmobile for the community. Terri Davis, director of the library, shares how it will help increase library access.

Dorothy Rosby's work has appeared in more than 40 publications and several books. She discusses her pathway into humor and how it can be used as a tool to be serious.