About the Authors Arriel Vinson is a Reese's Book Club LitUp Fellow and Midwesterner who writes about being young, Black, and in search of freedom. She earned her MFA in...
Join two Indianapolis-based social media influencers whose reach extends far beyond the Midwest for a conversation about online literary communities. Nathan Shuherk (@schizophrenicreads) and Sydney Adams (@sydsydbookworrom_) have built followings...
A Conversation With Rabbi Sandy Sasso And Dr. Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds Join Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso and Dr. Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds for a dynamic conversation on how to...
About the Authors Born and raised in New Orleans, Bernardo Wade tries at poems, catches elbows on the court, and wanders around the Bay—occasionally on Stanford’s campus as a Wallace...
Are you a local writer? Meet up with other writers over a light breakfast of coffee and doughnuts. Share your work, make new friends, and help build literary connections in...
The City Gallery will include a free-to-borrow-and-play library of literary- and word-focused board and card games. Not familiar with these? Lou Harry, game concierge of the weekly Game Night Social at...
Ever wish you had the opportunity to talk with literary legends no longer with us? Stop by Loudmouth Books during Proof to participate in a Letters to Dead Authors activity,...
Unleash your imagination and create your own found poetry out of magazines, letters, photographs, newspapers, markers, stickers, and more at this hands-on station!
Bookstores The Book Fairy Each Other’s Books Golden Hour Books Indy Reads Irvington Vinyl and Books Kids Ink Children’s Bookstore Loudmouth Books Tomorrow Bookstore Ujamaa Community Bookstore Literary organizations Booth...
Jill Christman is the author of If This Were Fiction: A Love Story in Essays, two memoirs (Darkroom: A Family Exposure and Borrowed Babies: Apprenticing for Motherhood), and essays in...
Learn about the unique history of the Indianapolis Propylaeum and the Indianapolis Woman’s Club, founded in 1875. The purpose of the Indianapolis Woman’s Club was, and remains, the exchange of...
In this generative workshop, we'll explore the ways that documentary poetics can be used to crack open, broaden, or crumble official narratives—especially in situations of injustice. When systems and institutions...