Author: Adam Morgan

Adam Morgan is the editor-in-chief of the Chicago Review of Books. He writes about books, arts and culture, and Chicago in The Guardian, Literary Hub, Electric Literature, Bookpage, Chicago magazine, and elsewhere.

by Adam Morgan September 14, 2017

Features

The 4 Books Rod Blagojevich Is Reading in Prison

Surprise: He’s got pretty good taste.

by Adam Morgan September 14, 2017

Interviews

Celeste Ng Returns to Her Hometown in ‘Little Fires Everywhere’

Three years ago, Celeste Ng became a near-instant household name after a single novel, Everything I Never Told You, aContinue Reading

by Adam Morgan September 7, 2017

Events

Join Us For an Author Panel on “The Best Books of 2017”

Five Chicago authors will share their favorites during the 2017 Lit Crawl.

by Adam Morgan September 6, 2017

Interviews

Electric Literature Is Doing Something Magnificently Weird Again

Joe Meno on ‘Star Witness,’ his serialized novella in seven parts.

by Adam Morgan September 1, 2017

Features

19 Books You Should Read This September

Has a single Tuesday ever been responsible for more great books than September 12, 2017? This is the longest monthlyContinue Reading

by Adam Morgan August 29, 2017

Events

Join Us for the First Annual “Halloween Affaire”

The Chicago Review of Books and Volumes Bookcafe are teaming up with eight Chicago authors to present the First AnnualContinue Reading

by Adam Morgan August 23, 2017

Events

Join Us For a ‘Conversation’ About Chicago

The literary series continues at Women & Children First.

by Adam Morgan August 22, 2017

Features

The 10 Best Sci-Fi Stories You Can Read Online For Free

Including several Hugo and Nebula nominees.

by Adam Morgan July 31, 2017

Podcasts

Jac Jemc Answers Weird Questions

The author of ‘The Grip of It’ on horror, Norm Macdonald, and The Bachelor.

by Adam Morgan July 30, 2017

Features

12 Books You Should Definitely Read This August

Including 5 new books by Chicago writers.