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Alice Adams
Alice Adams

Alice Adams (Garden City, N.Y., 1921) is one of several novels written by Hoosier author . Tarkington depicted an Indianapolis… Read More »Alice Adams

As Sounding Brass

As Sounding Brass (New York City, 1964) is a novel written by Indianapolis attorney and Civil War expert . Published… Read More »As Sounding Brass

Bobbs-Merrill Company
Bobbs-Merrill Company

The firm’s roots can be traced to a bookstore opened by in 1850. There has been some dispute over that… Read More »Bobbs-Merrill Company

Sarah T. Bolton
Sarah T. Bolton

Born Sarah Tittle Barrett on December 18, 1814, at Newport Barracks, Kentucky, she moved with her family to Indiana when… Read More »Sarah T. Bolton

Book Trade

Since the middle of the 19th century, Indianapolis has had important associations with the book world—for its publishers, book designers,… Read More »Book Trade

Ignatius Brown
Ignatius Brown

Born on August 11, 1831, in Indianapolis, Brown received his early education at the Marion County Seminary. Upon graduating from… Read More »Ignatius Brown

David Laurance Chambers
David Laurance Chambers

Born on January 12, 1879, in Washington, D.C., David Laurance Chambers graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from… Read More »David Laurance Chambers

Children’s Literature

Indianapolis has long been a center for children’s literature, primarily because of the activities and influence of the . The… Read More »Children’s Literature

George S. Cottman
George S. Cottman

George S. Cottman was born on May 10, 1857, in Indianapolis on the square opposite the Indiana Statehouse. His family… Read More »George S. Cottman

The Desperate Hours 
The Desperate Hours 

The Desperate Hours is a popular novel, play, and movie written by Indianapolis native Joseph Hayes. A playwright, novelist, and… Read More »The Desperate Hours 

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