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Apparently, John Green’s bestselling novel about two star-crossed lovers is really, really good. The Hoosierist can only read a couple of pages before crying.

“Maybe it’s not as glamorous as working with Stevie Wonder, but the work in a studio is very much like the work in a laboratory,” he says, speaking as a rock star/neuroscientist hybrid.

It seems the key to the heart of Indianapolis’s most notables bars will always be red.

The marketing rollout for the tome’s adaptation continues, with the lead characters continuing to gaze longingly into each other’s eyes.

An author who spent a month working on a performance-art piece in Indianapolis reflects here on the upside of the city’s low profile.

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“I had a lot of disappointments, not being able to read. Problems in school, people making fun of me, people laughing. I left when I was about 15. I was good with my hands, so I tried going into Job Corps.”

While a clunky read at times, Leonard’s biography serves as a good introduction to the history of Indiana basketball.

Catchphrases from The Fault in Our Stars adorn stuff teens love.

Give thanks for this bountiful compendium of dairy farmers, pierogi makers, brewers, chefs, field hands, and many others on Indiana’s agricultural scene.

A new book showcases every painting in the Vatican: Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel masterpiece and 975 others.

Spectators meandered around the exhibit regarding the art that adorns the walls of the Vonnegut Library. Excited fans gathered around Tim O’Brien outside as he signed books while leafs swirled about on a sunny morning in early November.

This year’s edition of the Vonnegut-inspired literary journal includes contributors such as Lewis Black and Ralph Steadman.

David Letterman co-wrote a new book wherein he skewers the habits of the filthy rich, including himself.