Used. Hardcover. Garrison Keillor’s *WLT, a Radio Romance* tunes us into the crackling, chaotic glory of a fledgling Minneapolis broadcasting empire founded by two ambitious sandwich-slinging brothers. This sharply funny chronicle follows a wonderfully eccentric cast of on-air talent—from chain-smoking child stars to blind baseball announcers—as they navigate the golden age of AM radio with plenty of static and swagger. Keillor dials up the dial-twisting nostalgia while keeping things delightfully grounded in midwestern absurdity before the looming shadow of television threatens to pull the plug. If you have a soft spot for bygone broadcasts and finely buttered satire, this frequency is well worth saving.