Andrew E. Stoner Reading Order

12 books (2006–2022)

Andrew E. Stoner's non-fiction series spans twelve books published between 2006 and 2022, covering diverse subjects ranging from Indiana history and politics to television nostalgia and true crime. The series appears to be complete and should be read in publication order, beginning with Legacy of a Governor. Topics include gubernatorial history, criminal cases, 1970s television trivia, Indianapolis crime, celebrity biography, journalism, and social issues, making it suitable for readers interested in American history, regional culture, and documentary-style narratives.

Start with Legacy of a Governor, the first of 12 books in the Non-Fiction series.

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1	Legacy of a Governor 2006Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
2	Notorious 92 2007Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
3	70's TV Trivia 2010Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
4	Wicked Indianapolis 2011Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
5	Betty White: The First 90 Years 2012Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
6	Cobra Killer(With: Peter A. Conway) 2012Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
7	Campaign Crossroads 2017Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
8	The Journalist of Castro Street 2019Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
9	Courthouse Chaos 2020Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
10	Dear Abby, I'm Gay 2021Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
11	Wanted in Indiana 2021Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible
12	Fear, Hate, and Victimhood 2022Buy 🇺🇸🎧 Audible

28 books (2011–2024)

The Race, Rhetoric, and Media series comprises 28 books published between 2011 and 2024, exploring how communication, discourse, and media have shaped conversations around race and social movements in American history. Each volume, written by different scholars, examines specific historical events, figures, or cultural phenomena through the lens of rhetoric and representation. The series remains ongoing and should be read in publication order, beginning with Martin Luther King's Biblical Epic: His Final, Great Speech. Topics covered range from civil rights leaders and activists to institutional racism, media representation, and cultural identity across multiple decades of American history.

Start with Martin Luther King’s Biblical Epic: His Final, Great Speech(By: Keith D. Miller), the first of 28 books in the Race, Rhetoric, and Media series.