"I've marked the positions of each ship is to assume," Nickleby said; "also the various aiming points."
Illustrated by Ben Stahl
“Dawn Attack” by C.S. Forester
“Dawn Attack”, by C.S. Forester (27 August 1899 – 2 April 1966), depicts World War II from a naval officer’s perspective. Published in early 1942, the story provides lavish details of naval procedure that gave Post readers a unique view of the war.
Read “Dawn Attack” by C.S. Forester, published February 21, 1942.
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September 7, 2010 
Fiction & Poetry
The Little Miller Attack
Living in a small town, you can never really escape your past—a gripping new story from an emerging literary voice.
Death and Ms. FitzSimons
When a man with terminal cancer goes off into the snowy woods to meet death, he finds more than he bargained for.
Miss Temptation
A soldier just back from Korea disrupts a small town's daily ritual—and makes a pretty girl cry—in Kurt Vonnegut's well-loved short story.
Treasures of the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library
Examine some of Kurt Vonnegut's personal artifacts that are on display at the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library in downtown Indianapolis.
The No-Talent Kid
Nothing could shake Walter's determination to get into the marching band. So how could his conductor tell him how misplaced his ambition was?
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