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Polly Of Pogue’s Run

A one-act play by William Oscar Bates, set in the office of Governor Oliver P. Morton, Polly Of Pogue’s Run was first performed in 1917 by the Little Theatre Society… Read More »Polly Of Pogue’s Run

Saturday Evening Post

Benjamin Franklin started the Saturday Evening Post in Philadelphia in 1724. It began as a weekly broadsheet newspaper that published fiction, poetry, and household tips. Curtis Publishing, a Philadelphia-based company,… Read More »Saturday Evening Post

Spectator Sport

Written by Gosport, Indiana, native James Alexander Thom, Spectator Sport focuses on the rain-shortened, crash-marred 1973 Indianapolis 500-mile race and the deaths of drivers Art Pollard and Swede Savage. The event… Read More »Spectator Sport

Turtles All The Way Down

John Green, an award-winning author of young adult fiction from Indianapolis, published his seventh book, Turtles All the Way Down, in October 2017. This teenage detective story is set in… Read More »Turtles All The Way Down

Zelda Dameron

Zelda Dameron was Indiana novelist Meredith Nicholson’s second novel but his first to be set in Indianapolis. It offers a glimpse of life in the state capital through the eyes… Read More »Zelda Dameron

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