Posts by Punchnel's Staff

Editor's Picks, First Person
June 29, 2012
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Pence Apologizes For Comparing Good Dental Hygiene With Nazi Death Camps

“‘I am sorry if my remarks offended anyone,’ Pence said Thursday. ‘Although they were taken entirely out of context, I can see how some Dentist-Americans might take offense.'”

by: | June 29, 2012
Editor's Picks, First Person

“‘I am sorry if my remarks offended anyone,’ Pence said Thursday. ‘Although they were taken entirely out of context, I can see how some Dentist-Americans might take offense.'”

Fiction
June 22, 2012
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Summer Stories Contest: We Have A Winner

We asked for hot summer stories, and you came through with sweat, salt and barbecue. Our winning story will run Monday, June 25.

by: | June 22, 2012
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We asked for hot summer stories, and you came through with sweat, salt and barbecue. Our winning story will run Monday, June 25.

Editor's Picks, Features, What I Should Have Said
June 18, 2012
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To My Leasing Agent Who Sent Me This Email

“I’m not totally sure I understand how our ‘yard’ can be ‘too tall.’ Would that be because you couldn’t actually call it grass?” Jenny Walton‘s front lawn won’t be featured in Better Homes and Gardens anytime soon.

by: | June 18, 2012
Editor's Picks, Features, What I Should Have Said

“I’m not totally sure I understand how our ‘yard’ can be ‘too tall.’ Would that be because you couldn’t actually call it grass?” Jenny Walton‘s front lawn won’t be featured in Better Homes and Gardens anytime soon.

Indianapolis, Visuals
May 15, 2012
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Square Share: Art, Stories, And You

300 people on Indianapolis’s northwest side shared short stories of objects or wishes that were important to them–then artists illustrated the stories. Tonight at Service Center, they’re all on display. Yes, you should go.

by: | May 15, 2012
Indianapolis, Visuals

300 people on Indianapolis’s northwest side shared short stories of objects or wishes that were important to them–then artists illustrated the stories. Tonight at Service Center, they’re all on display. Yes, you should go.

Editor's Picks, Fiction
April 13, 2012
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A Summer Story

Punchnel’s is looking for summer stories. And we’re certain you have a great one. Our Summer Story Contest is now open to submissions. We want short fiction–1,000 words or fewer. And we want them by June 1.

by: | April 13, 2012
Editor's Picks, Fiction

Punchnel’s is looking for summer stories. And we’re certain you have a great one. Our Summer Story Contest is now open to submissions. We want short fiction–1,000 words or fewer. And we want them by June 1.

Editor's Picks, Fiction, Indianapolis
April 5, 2012
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Crimes On The South Side Of Indianapolis

Well, it would be a crime if you missed our pal Frank Bill, author of Crimes In Southern Indiana and the upcoming novel Donnybrook, at the University of Indianapolis tonight. Frank is reading and answering your questions as part of UIndy’s Kellogg Writers Series. Especially if you’re a young writer, Frank is an inspiration. He…

by: | April 5, 2012
Editor's Picks, Fiction, Indianapolis

Well, it would be a crime if you missed our pal Frank Bill, author of Crimes In Southern Indiana and the upcoming novel Donnybrook, at the University of Indianapolis tonight. Frank is reading and answering your questions as part of UIndy’s Kellogg Writers Series. Especially if you’re a young writer, Frank is an inspiration. He…

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