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In her new book, Chasing Slow, Hoosier lifestyle blogger Erin Loechner puts her online celebrity in perspective.

The images, which span from 2:44 a.m. to 11:39 p.m. on May 20, depict scenes both sweeping and intimate, iconic and idiosyncratic, in cities, towns, and countryside

“Within hours of the announcement, people were sending me messages on Facebook telling me about it.”

Compiling his writings about the state for the first time, a new book reveals just how important those Hoosier ties were to Pyle.

Local spots for local writers.

Think nonfiction is boring? Think again.

Sometimes literary archives house hidden gems.

Vonnegut isn’t all Indiana has to offer.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Andrew Luck is the unofficial librarian of the NFL, here are a few books he needs to deliver to his teammates, coaches, and front office.

Explore unique locations in the area loved by Gene Stratton-Porter, the famous Indiana novelist.

The cure for Pope withdrawal, a manscaping must-have for fall, a flashy new Indiana tee, and more.

Debut young-adult novelist and Indy native Francesca Zappia discusses her recently published book, Made You Up.

Banned Books Week starts on September 27. Here’s a list of six reads that rebel against the system.

Five new books with Indiana ties, and a few road trips they inspire.

“They don’t give you the Executive Producer chair. They give you the cloth chair-back with your name on it, and then you have to buy your own chair.”