Aurore Sibley, author of SOME THINGS DON'T BURN - a Boswell Event

Aurore Sibley chats about her new history of the Bugle American with David Luhrssen Wisconsin native Aurore Sibley appears at Boswell for a conversation about her new book, Some Things Don’t Burn, a history of the Milwaukee-based underground newspaper, the Bugle American. It’s a fierce, vibrant portrait of a newspaper that refused to go up in smoke. Click here to order copies of Some Things Don't Burn. Signed copies are available on most event preorders. If you have a personalization request, enter it in "order comments" at checkout. Please note: signed copies will ship after the event. Remember to select "In Store Pickup" at check out to avoid unnecessary shipping fees on books you intend to pick up at the event. Aurore Sibley is a writer, educator, musician, and Wisconsin native. She’s also the daughter of former Bugle American arts and entertainment editor Gary Peterson and contributing writer Joyce Rodgers. Her poetry and prose have appeared in numerous publications, including Midwestern Gothic, and she is the author of two poetry collections.