Review: Dual — Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott
Dual is a disorienting sci-fi marvel that has a lot to say about the comfortable numbness of today’s world, and how in the end we are the products of the lives we build for ourselves.
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America’s Horror History Is in the Post
Some of the genre’s greatest published in the Post.
About Us
Tracing its roots to Benjamin Franklin, The Saturday Evening Post mirrors cherished American ideals and values, most memorably illustrated by its iconic cover artist Norman Rockwell. The Post is also known for publishing such literary greats as Ray Bradbury, Agatha Christie, William Faulkner, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Edgar Allan Poe, J.D. Salinger, and Kurt Vonnegut, and continues to seek out […]
The Saturday Evening Post Celebrates 200 Years of American Moments
Over its 200-year history, the Post has borne witness to many of America’s most defining events.
When Disney Got Weird
As Disney sought to expand its brand in the late 1970s and early 1980s, the studio had a run of darker, stranger, and, well, weirder films.
Fiction Authors
Click on the author to see stories from that author, and an index to all of their work in the archive of The Saturday Evening Post: Agatha Christie Alice Duer Miller Anne Tyler Ben Ames Williams Bret Harte Booth Tarkington Carl Sandburg Dalton Trumbo Dorothy Parker Edith Wharton Edna Ferber Erle Stanley Gardner F. Scott […]
Press Release — December 2020
Media Contact: 317 634 1100 The Saturday Evening Post Turns 200! America’s Oldest Magazine! The history of the Post is the history of America INDIANAPOLIS — In 2021, The Saturday Evening Post is celebrating its 200th birthday. We are America’s oldest magazine, and through our decades of journalism, fiction, humor, and even advertisements, we […]
Horror for the Whole Family: Halloween Books for All Ages
With the outside world still a little scary, you can stay in with these hair-raising reads.
Guide to the Archive: An Intrepid Journalist Covers World War II for the Post
Richard Tregaskis, author of Guadalcanal Diary, wrote 22 articles on World War II and other topics for The Saturday Evening Post. Members have access to all of them via our complete archive.
Guide to the Archive: Agatha Christie
Members get access to our complete archive, and we’re here to help you navigate it! Here are all of our stories by mystery writer Agatha Christie.
News of the Week: Bad Diets, Unused Gift Cards, and the Adorable, Headless Robot Kitten
In the news for the week ending January 10, 2020, are a Christmas tree that’s still up, promises to bring down weight, an adorable headless robot kitten, and much more.
7 Greatest Modern American Horror Novels
We all know the horror classics. But what are the greatest American horror novels since the turn of the millennium?
6 Reasons The Twilight Zone Is the Greatest Series in TV History
60 years ago this week, television took a sharp turn into another dimension.
The Great American Fiction Contest
Enter the 2023 Contest Here In its nearly two centuries of existence, The Saturday Evening Post has published short fiction by a who’s who of great American authors, including Ray Bradbury, William Faulkner, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Louis L’Amour, Sinclair Lewis, Jack London, Joyce Carol Oates, Edgar Allan Poe, Anne Tyler, and Kurt Vonnegut, among so many […]
Tour Our New Website
For the first time ever, explore nearly 200 years of The Saturday Evening Post — every article, every cover, every ad ever published.
Meet the 2018 Great American Fiction Contest Prize Winners
Meet Julia Rocchi, winner of the 2018 Great American Fiction Contest for her short story “Open Season at the Café Rumba,” as well as the contest’s five runners-up.