2011 Book Festival Author
Philip Gulley

Author Biography

Author and Quaker pastor Philip Gulley became known as the voice of small-town American life with his "Porch Talk" series of books and public television shows. Porch Talk: Stories of Decency, Common Sense, and Other Endangered Species (2007) sets the tone for these books with humorous and insightful essays on life, family, neighbors, and home. Others in the series are Front Porch Tales; Hometown Tales; and For Everything a Season. His memoir I Love You, Miss Huddleston: and Other Inappropriate Longings of My Indiana Childhood (2009) depicts the coming-of-age adventures he had while growing up in Danville, Indiana. Gulley has written many other books, including the "Harmony" novels, beginning with Home to Harmony (2002). His most recent nonfiction work, If the Church were Christian (2010), examines the role of the church in Christianity today.

Gulley attended Marian College in Indianapolis and received his Master of Divinity from Christian Theological Seminary. He is the pastor at Fairfield Friends Meeting, near Indianapolis, Indiana. He also writes "Home Again," a monthly column for Indianapolis Monthly Magazine.

Additional Information

Get FCBF News

RSS icon Subscribe to our feed, sign up to receive email alerts, or follow us on:
FacebookTwitter

Survey

If you participated in the 2012 Fox Cities Book Festival, we would love to get your feedback. Please take a moment to complete this brief survey. Thank you!

Thank You

Atlas Coffee Mill

Big thanks go to Atlas Coffee Mill for hosting monthly meetings for the Fox Cities Book Festival Board! We appreciate your support of the Festival and just can't thank you enough for providing a welcoming meeting space for us to plan and dream.