Books, TV & Radio

The Indianapolis renovation queen might have pioneered HGTV’s future in the latest season of Good Bones. 

The echoes of colonialism and its repercussions are a persistent theme in Dionne Irving’s new short-story collection, The Islands.

The local comedian only has one regret from his time on HBO reality TV show FBoy Island.

Tess Gunty publishes her first novel to favorable reviews.

Indy food-and-drink slingers get the Hollywood treatment, thanks to these local filmmakers and production companies.

Local author and IUPUI professor Dr. Edward E. Curtis IV looks into the hidden history of Indy’s Arab immigrants in both his new book and documentary out now.

Beech Grove native, Indy radio icon, and Colts mainstay Jimmy “Mad Dog” Matis is stepping away from the public eye, going back to what he has always been, first and foremost: a family man.

Your essential Indiana poetry collection according to local literary figures.

International adventurer and travel writer Brandon Presser, who recently moved to Indy, has a new book out with an endorsement from America’s Dad.

After a COVID-19 delay, Fishers resident Kelsey Murphy brought home this season’s MasterChef win.

The nonprofit’s bookstore makes room for reading in downtown’s newest shopping hotspot.

Nearly 40 years after Robert Weide began working on a documentary about Indiana author Kurt Vonnegut, the film finally hits screens this month. We caught up with the director to ask, among other things: What took so much time?

Backstory: My Life So Far drops this month.

Meet the DePauw student who launched “Words of the Wise,” a podcast that shares the stories and wisdom of the elderly.

We chatted with the acclaimed critic and poet as he kicks off a stint as Booth Tarkington Writer-in-Residence.