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| The TV show "Friday Night Lights" is always trying to convince people it's not just about football. Bill Meissner has a similar problem with his debut novel, "Spirits in the Grass": Despite the ballplayer silhouette on the cover, it's not just about baseball. It's not even primarily about baseball. | 
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| This is going to sound kind of random, but I hope "Journey to the Center of the Earth" gets a sequel. | 
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| The best song on Geoff Elvee's second album will give you shivers of home-state pride as he drops Minnesota references from pelicans to the IDS Center. It certainly sets a more upbeat mood than "The Heroes Always Die" from his 2005 debut, "It's About Time." | 
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| Bookin' It in downtown Little Falls will host book signings by three authors Saturday as part of the annual Little Falls Arts & Crafts Fair. |
| Author of "Spirits in the Grass" |
| The Staples-Motley Area Arts Council's 2008-09 season will include six shows. |
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