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  • By: Star Tribune staff
  • Updated: June 8, 2013 - 9:35 PM
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Giving Up the Ghost

A novel by Mary Logue

The Star Tribune’s first published novel is the haunting story of a young woman named Wendy, whose husband, Richard, dies suddenly when they are Up North at their cabin. As the November days grow shorter and winter looms, Wendy cannot bring herself to leave the cabin and return to the Cities—because she keeps seeing Richard’s ghost. This lovely, mysterious story of loss and love is by Mary Logue, one of Minnesota’s finest writers. Logue is a poet, fiction writer, and children’s author and has published more than 25 books. She has won a Minnesota Book Award, the Charlotte Zolotow Honor Award, and many other honors. She lives with her husband, writer Pete Hautman, in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

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The Road Back

Adrian Peterson’s path to recovery and domination in the NFL

Adrian Peterson had major surgery on his left knee on Dec. 30, 2011, making it unlikely the Vikings’ All-Pro running back would be ready for the start of the 2012 NFL season. He vowed to return better than ever, even as his team tried to temper enthusiasm. Over the past year, Star Tribune writers chronicled Peterson’s offseason recovery, his impatient training camp, his return to the field and the remarkable second half of his season. The Road Back brings together the Star Tribune's exclusive coverage of Peterson's pursuit of NFL records and efforts to lead his team into the playoffs.

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The Cookie Book

10 Years of Winning Recipes from Our Holiday Baking Contest

For 10 years Star Tribune has invited readers to share their favorite recipes for our annual holiday baking contest. Taste Editor Lee Svitak Dean and Rick Nelson have reviewed more than 2,000 recipes, selecting the very best to publish each year. The Cookie Book brings together the 52 winners from that decade of baking. From Cardamom Shortbread to Anise Pecan cookies, Swiss Chocolate Buttersweets and Pistachio Orange cookies, there's a recipe for any sweet tooth.

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In the Footsteps of Little Crow

150 Years After the U.S.-Dakota War

At the Star Tribune, as we approached the 150th anniversary of the U.S.-Dakota War, we decided to try to explain the significance of this awful time with a historical narrative, as told throughthe story of Little Crow, a Dakota chief who, at times reluctantly, led the 1862 rebellion.

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