Bloom Archives
Julie Gray
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The B-Town Piano Project: Fun with Art and Music
u may have spotted exuberantly decorated pianos popping up around townâat Artisan Alley, Soma Coffee House and Juice Bar on East 3rd Street, and…
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Bluestone Tree: Where Nothing Is Wasted!
Bluestone Tree is a Bloomington-based tree care and removal company that can make a rare claim: âNothing goes to waste.â
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REVIEW: ‘Come Sit With Me’
The subjects of many of the poems, essays, and plays in Gladys DeVaneâs inspiring new collection, Come Sit with Me: Life in Poetry, Prose…
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Review: ‘The Way of Imagination’
âHow can we keep from crying out in wonder and praise?â asks Scott Russell Sanders in one of the alternately exultant and grieving essays…
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REVIEW: ‘Kitchen Think’
Like Nancy Hiller’s well-crafted cabinetry, her newest book, ‘Kitchen Think’ (Lost Art Press), is both useful and beautiful.
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Review: ‘Author in Chief’
Just before Presidentâs Day, Bloom caught up with Bloomington resident Craig Fehrman as he set out on a national book tour for ‘Author in…
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Reissue of âThe Boy Who Loved Batmanâ Updates Authorâs Life & Batman Movies
IU Press just reissued Michael Uslanâs 2011 memoir, The Boy Who Loved Batman. When asked why, the author replies, âWell, itâs pretty simple. A…
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Kits Designed to Save Pets In Fires & Other Disasters
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, about 40,000 pets die in household fires in the United States every year. In response to those…
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New Books from IU Press: âPilgrims of Woodstockâ
Itâs been 50 years since the Woodstock Music & Art Fair brought 400,000 people together on Max Yasgurâs dairy farm in Bethel, New York.…