Garrison Keillor

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If I write a salacious story in the first person, will readers assume it's about me?

By Garrison Keillor October 6, 1998
How can I meet girls in odd clothing if I'm not a writer?

By Garrison Keillor September 22, 1998
Dear Mr. Blue

Mr. Blue offers advice to lovers and writers.

September 9, 1998
Why does my husband keep writing short stories about having affairs with younger women with pierced tongues?

By Garrison Keillor September 9, 1998
How do I handle being the Antarctic stud?

By Garrison Keillor August 26, 1998
Who has time to be a writer?

By Garrison Keillor August 11, 1998
If love's not there to begin with, is it ever gonna be?

By Garrison Keillor July 29, 1998
Does love have to be a five-alarm fire?

By Garrison Keillor July 15, 1998
Men from Philly are cheese steaks

Garrison Keillor answers your questions about writing and romance

By Garrison Keillor June 30, 1998
Can you fall in love with someone because of his writing?

By Garrison Keillor June 16, 1998
Should writers breed with other writers?

By Garrison Keillor June 2, 1998
English majors, Swedish flings and American dreams

In which Garrison Keillor, who has been around the block and lost that showroom shine, shares his wisdom.

By Garrison Keillor May 19, 1998
Classics Book Group

The Salon Classics Book Group: Garrison Keillor on the 'scandalous' -- and mediocre -- 'Sister Carrie.'

By Garrison Keillor October 13, 1997

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