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SUMMARY:The Indianapolis Anthology Reading & Book Release
DESCRIPTION:“As a child\, I thought Naptown was a cool nickname for Indianapolis. Little did I know it was more pejorative than cool. Indianapolis used to—and sometimes still does—have a reputation for being boring and lacking culture. The Indianapolis Anthology proves otherwise. We see the beauty\, the ugliness\, the racism\, the diversity\, the past\, and the present. It’s all here. Through each story\, you see Naptown isn’t a sleepy little city\, and I was right all along.” —Oseye Boyd\, editor of the Indianapolis Recorder\n“A must-read for anyone who thinks they know the city.” —Rachel Sahaidachny\, associate editor of The Indianapolis Review\nThe Indianapolis Anthology (May 4\, 2021)\, edited by Norman Minnick\, showcases Naptown’s vibrancy and diversity with pieces from journalists\, poets\, historians\, established community voices\, and first-time writers. Indianapolis is more than the home of the Indianapolis 500\, John Dillinger\, Kurt Vonnegut\,and Wonder Bread. In these pages you’ll find lawn chairs in the beds of pick-ups; the magnificent stench of diesel\, sweat\, and sweetly hissing charcoal; suffragists and entrepreneurs; cement Pietàs; sneakers dangling from power lines; dog bakeries and yoga studios; red brick bungalows and war memorials; steakburgers and Mexican seafood; Pho and sauerbraten. In other words\, you’ll find not Naptown\, or flyover country\, but a vibrant city that is truly a cross section of today’s America.\nBelt books are distributed by Publishers Group West.\nMasks are required
URL:https://www.bigcar.org/event/the-indianapolis-anthology-reading-book-release/
LOCATION:Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi)\, 1125 Cruft St.\, Indianapolis\, IN\, 46203\, United States
CATEGORIES:Garfield Park,Shelby St. Corridor
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