The week ending June 16, 2017, saw the loss of our favorite Batman, the return of a library book five decades late, a ranking of all Beatles songs, the imminent return of an iconic LA diner, and more.
In the Saturday Evening Post’s nearly 200-year history, we have published some amazing fiction by prominent authors. Here is a list of the short stories you visited most often in 2016.
For immediate release Contact: Kevin Asselin, 317-634-1100 [email protected] Collector’s Edition The latest special issue from The Saturday Evening Post commemorates the 75th anniversary of the surprise attack on our shores, December 7, 1941. Taken from the pages of America’s most popular magazine, Pearl Harbor will bring to life the “date which will live in infamy,” […]
Special Collector’s Edition from The Saturday Evening Post Archive Features 70 Years of Outstanding Covers! Stunning Illustrations by Norman Rockwell, J.C. Leyendecker, and many more! Contact Kevin Asselin 317-634-1100 [email protected] 20th-Century Treasure: Our special issue salutes a great American magazine that for many years claimed the largest audience of any mass medium in the nation. […]
Special Collector’s Edition from The Saturday Evening Post Archive Contact Kevin Asselin 317-634-1100 [email protected] The Saturday Evening Post’s Special Collector’s Edition “Baseball, the Glory Years!” celebrates over 100 years of America’s favorite pastime with striking illustrations by Norman Rockwell and other great American artists, rarely seen photos, and stories by and about the greats from […]
You’d be surprised by the great American authors who got their start with the Post.
Discoveries abound in this week’s news: water on Mars, Burger King’s Whopper “eclipse,” and delicious fall recipes.
Lose Yourself in Fiction! Now you can enjoy the Best Short Stories from the Great American Fiction Contest anywhere you go, year after year.
4th Annual Saturday Evening Post Great American Fiction Contest. The winning story will be published in the Jan/Feb 2016 edition of the magazine.
Celebrating America, Past, Present, and Future For 200 years, The Saturday Evening Post has chronicled American history in the making — reflecting the distinctive characteristics and values that define the American way. Support Us with Your Membership! Become a member when you subscribe to The Saturday Evening Post! A one-year subscription (six issues) is only $17 […]
The 1984 film rested in Venn diagram of movie ratings and the Cold War.
When picking a science fair project, NEVER pick time travel. It’s worse than dangerous: There are no great projects left.