An excerpt from A Prairie Home Companion's "News From Lake Wobegon," performed by Garrison Keillor September 20. Mr. Keillor starts a run at New York City's Town Hall November 22. Photo ...

Yes, Garrison Keillor once wrote for The New Yorker ... In “Love Me,” he abandons his fictional hometown of Lake Wobegon for a funny, sometimes racy story that he describes as “about ...

I’ve been thinking about having a storm home. Garrison Keillor tells a story about winter in Lake Wobegon. Each year, before the season of wind and snow really set in, students were assigned ...

Garrison Keillor sings to Falls mayor during “A Prairie Home Companion” show Garrison Keillor has written a song for Borderland and he sang it during his Saturday night show “A Prairie Home ...

When Garrison Keillor takes the ... to be angry and resentful. Instead, Keillor has in mind a far humbler program. Yes, he tells tales of Lake Wobegon—the fictitious prairie town whose history ...

That's the news from Lake Wobegon, where all the women are strong, all the men are good-looking, and all the children are above average.-- Garrison Keillor on the "Prairie Home Companion" radio show.

Garrison Keillor is the author of the Lake Wobegon novel "Liberty" (Viking) and the creator and host of the nationally syndicated radio show "A Prairie Home Companion," broadcast on more than 500 ...

"A Prairie Home Companion" has always been synonymous with one man: Garrison Keillor. Since his departure ... Could you make it in Lake Wobegon? Take NewsHour Weekend’s “A Prairie Home ...