Author: Adam Morgan

Adam Morgan is the editor-in-chief of the Chicago Review of Books who writes about place, books, and the arts for The Paris Review, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicago magazine, and elsewhere. He now lives in Charlotte, NC.

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Features

The Fiction Shortlist for the 2018 Chicago Review of Books Award

Our judges picked the 6 best fiction books by Chicago-based writers in 2018.

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Features

Introducing a New Award for Chicago Writers

Our judges picked the best stories or essays by Chicago writers in 2018.

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Features

The Nonfiction Shortlist for the 2018 Chicago Review of Books Award

Our judges picked the 6 best nonfiction books by Chicago writers in 2018.

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Features

The Poetry Shortlist for the 2018 Chicago Review of Books Awards

Our judges picked the 6 best Chicago-based poetry books of 2018.

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Events

Join Us For an Author Panel on ‘The Best Books of 2018’

Six Chicago authors will share their favorites during the 2018 Lit Crawl.

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Interviews

The Perfect Place for a Closed-Door Mystery? A ‘Dark Sky’ Park.

Chicago author Lori Rader-Day talks about ‘Under a Dark Sky.’

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Interviews

In ‘Severance,’ Ling Ma Destroys New York City

A conversation with the Chicago author of a sudden apocalypse.

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Lit on Screen

Join Us for a Free Screening of ‘Don’t Worry,’ Based on the Memoir

Wednesday, July 18 at the AMC River East in downtown Chicago.

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The Little Interview

Barrie Jean Borich Explores Chicago’s Re-Wilding Industrial Corridor

A conversation with the DePaul prof and author of ‘Apocalypse, Darling.’

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The Little Interview

Clare O’Donohue Went from HGTV to Mystery

A conversation with the Chicago-based author of ‘Beyond the Pale.’