Hough’s voice is brazenly unapologetic – forthright and bold and at times confrontational. In a land divided by political and socio-economic differences, Hough says, “Woody’s named for a folk singer who said this land was ours. I don’t know about that, but I know it’s the land we’ve got. I want to believe we could make it beautiful, if we could just be a little kinder to one another. Listen to my conversation with Lauren on Superior Reads.
Lin Salisbury is the producer and host of Superior Reads on WTIP Radio 90.7 Grand Marais, and on the web, and has hosted New York Times bestelling authors, National Book Award winners, Minnesota Book Award winners, and Pulitzer Prize winning authors on her monthly show featuring author interviews and book reviews. She is currently at work on a memoir, Crazy for You, and a novel, The Violet Hour Book Club. She is the recipient of two Minnesota State Arts Board grants, and has been awarded the Lake Superior Writers Creative Nonfiction Award and a Loft Mentor Series fellowship in Creative Nonfiction.
