Reema Saleh

Reema Saleh is an award-winning writer, researcher, and multimedia producer in Chicago. She is a Daily Editor at the Chicago Review of Books and writes for the Chicago Reader, Block Club Chicago, Chicago Sun-Times, South Side Weekly, Stacker, and other publications. When she's not doing that, her face is buried in whichever speculative-fiction book has caught her eye. Follow her on Twitter or Instagram at @reemasabrina.

14 Articles Published | Follow:
Ghosts, Girl Gangs, and Postcolonial Angst: A Conversation with Wen-yi Lee
The Year of Viral Grieving in “What a Time to Be Alive”
Hell is the Academy’s Other People in “Katabasis”
Wild Rides on “The El”: A Conversation with Theodore C. Van Alst Jr.
“All this doesn’t inoculate you from racism”: A Conversation with Nancy Johnson
Land, The First Frontier: An Interview with Michael Albertus about “Land Power”
Creation Flows Both Ways in “Death of the Author”
Mythic Pasts and Displacement in “The Rage of Replacement”
Black Chicago Touches Everything: A Conversation with Arionne Nettles
Chicago in Flux: An Interview with Gregory Royal Pratt about “The City is Up for Grabs”