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Dead Oaks @ Indy Reads Books

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Join us at Indy Reads Books for a live-recording of Dead Oaks, a new horror story podcast!

Dead Oaks is a podcast created to expand on the horror genre of writing by working with various authors to create chilling stories that people want to read and listen to. Several authors have already submitted stories to Dead Oaks from around the country, and through the podcast (and this event), readers will be able to experience stories they may not have had the opportunity to before.

This event will be a performance of Dead Oaks' very first episode, "A Knock At the Door."

This event is FREE, but please note that Indy Reads Books is a nonprofit organization and they rely on philanthropic contributions to keep their doors open and to provide high-quality, free tutoring to adults who struggle with reading and writing. Please consider making a donation to Indy Reads to support their adult literacy programs - and to keep events like these free for our great author community!

The performance begins at 7:00pm (eastern) AND it's Independent Bookstore Day, so come early or stay late to check out Indy Reads' enormous selection of new and gently used books!

Visit www.indyreadsbooks.org/events. for more information!

Indy Reads is located at: 911 Massachusetts Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202

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