The following message comes from Christopher Newgent. I hope you’ll give it your consideration! __________ Big Car Arts Collective is in the running for a $25,000 Pepsi Refresh Grant to support our new community space here in Indy called Service Center for Contemporary Culture + Community! The top 15 projects get funded. We are in the final push at 9th [...]
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Help support Vouched/Big Car, Please Please Please
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Big Car, christopher newgent, Support Indie LIt, Vouched Books on June 20, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Welcome to The Lit Pub . . .
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Adam Robinson, christopher newgent, Corey Beasley, Dan Wickett, Dave Kiefaber, David Blomenberg, Elizabeth Taddonio, Erika Moya, Ethel Rohan, Fuzzco, Jacqueline Kari, Jordan Blum, Kevin Sampsell, Kristina Born, Lidia Yuknavitch, M. M. Wittle, Mark Cugini, Matt Bell, Michael Griffith, Mike Bushnell, Mike Young, Nicelle Davis, Ofelia Hunt, Richard Nash, The Lit Pub, Zach Dodson on May 31, 2011 | 6 Comments »
Before I say anything else, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Chris Newgent for all of the time and energy he has put into our efforts to bring you the next nine words: WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF THE LIT PUB! I’d like to also thank Matt Bell for his excellent advice during [...]
Some questions from one of our readers
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged christopher newgent on March 22, 2010 | 34 Comments »
Christopher Newgent asked me to pose these questions to the Big Other community: Can anyone think of a dystopian novel set in the past, in a more pastoral setting, where it would only take a big enough mob with pitchforks (maybe some black powder rifles) to overthrow a dystopian regime? Can a dystopian regime, and [...]
Look at this fucking writer: Christopher Newgent
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged christopher newgent, Look at this fucking writer on January 22, 2010 | 5 Comments »
I used to believe that all roads named with the name of a place eventually led to that place. To be fair, in the places I spent the majority of my growing up, this was the case. Washington Street in Indianapolis is U.S. 40 and in fact does lead to Washington D.C. Crawfordsville Rd. actually [...]