NEW E-BOOK
TERROR ALERT: 1970--The Strange Summer of Bomb Threats in Minnesota by Jeff R. Lonto
In the Summer of 1970 there was a slew of bomb scares in Minnesota. Dynamite blasts at a federal building in Minneapolis and a department store in St. Paul caused serious damage and injuries. That was followed by numerous bomb threats across the region, including one that forced the evacuation of a Twins baseball game. Twin Cities-based historian Jeff R. Lonto recounts that turbulent summer at the height of the Vietnam War era and shows what a completely different world it was 31 years before the 9/11 terror attacks. Find out more >
Located in the heart of the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District, Studio Z-7 Publishing was founded in 1997, and is an growing independent publisher of books and e-books.
email: studioz7@q.com
publicity: jillz@studioz7.com
Mailing Address:
Studio Z-7 Publishing
813 Marshall Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413-1816
NEW PRICES ON OUR CLASSIC PRINT BOOKS
STUDIOZ-7MEDIA CENTER
Author Savannah Leyde's specialized children's book
My Brother...He's an Angel still available for $9.95 at Studio Z-7. It sells for more elsewhere. Find out more >
1927 poster from our archive
And... check out Jeff R. Lonto's Chronicles from the Analog Age Blog on Blogspot.
...and for something completely different
OTHER E-BOOKS
OLD SNAPSHOTS Vol. 1-Quirky Short Stories From Out of the Past
They say every picture tells a story. Well these thirteen stories develop pictures. Old snapshots from a time that really isn't all that long ago, but now seems far, far away. Faded photographs from yesteryear come to life in the articulate writing style of author Jeff R. Lonto. Find out more >
TWIN CITIES BROADCASTING IN THE ANALOG AGE
A Presentation for the St. Paul Radio Club Annual Banquet at the University of St. Thomas, April 26, 2014by Jeff R. Lonto
Author-historian Jeff R. Lonto's presentation on the history of radio and television in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area that he gave for the St. Paul Radio Club's annual banquet in 2014. He gets into the history of the early stations in the 1920s, the formation of the big networks and the role Twin Cities stations played, into the television era, top-40 radio, FM, all the way to the conversion of television channels to digital.