Our lives as they really are

Louisville in the First Person

Special Edition of Louisville Magazine

We are thrilled to share our latest publication! Here is the cover of another special edition of Louisville Magazine guest edited by the Louisville Story Program.

"Louisville in the First Person: Our Lives as They Really Are" features reflections from former LSP authors and writing from newly-published authors as well.

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The Defender: Special Edition of Louisville Magazine

Finalists in the Impact100 $100k Grant Opportunity

2023-10-11
Louisville Story Program

10th Anniversary - October 26

2023-09-08
If You Write Me a Letter, Send It Here

Author Reading at Carmichael's Bookstore - September 28

2023-09-07
In Heaven Everyone Will Shake Your Hand

Celebration for Julie Baldyga - September 12

2023-07-06

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Video: About Louisville Story Program

Hear from authors and collaborators about our mission to amplify unheard voices & untold stories.
If You Write Me a Letter, Send It Here

Louisville’s historic Russell neighborhood is in the midst of major redevelopment—almost $1 billion in investments. The neighborhood will be transformed, and its residents are documenting its history and culture through this book.
Available Light: Louisville Through the Lens of Bud Dorsey

A book honoring the legacy of Bud Dorsey, West Louisville's most iconic photographer, produced in close collaboration with him.
The Defender: Special Edition of Louisville Magazine

The Louisville Story Program guest-edits a special edition of the Louisville Magazine, sharing a selection photographs that honor the legacy of the Louisville Defender.
In Heaven Everyone Will Shake Your Hand

A book about the art of Julie Baldyga, an extraordinary self-taught artist in Louisville, Kentucky.

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The Louisville Story Program is challenging the arena of what a book is and what a book can do and where books matter in our communities.

Nikky Finney, 2011 National Book Award winner