In ‘Severance,’ Ling Ma Destroys New York City
A conversation with the Chicago author of a sudden apocalypse.
Tag: Chicago
The Untouchable Eliot Ness Is Getting His Own Fest
A new look at the Chicago fed who took down Al Capone. Or did he?
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.
The Activist Legacy of Frederick Douglass
A new exhibition at the American Writers Museum in Chicago.
How Rebecca Makkai Wrote ‘The Great Believers’
Writing across difference, researching the Chicago AIDS crisis, and more.
Everything You Need to Know About the Northwestern Summer Writers’ Conference
Meet Stuart Dybek, Rebecca Makkai, Kathleen Rooney, and more on August 9-11, 2018.
Cristina Vanko Is (Sort of) an Adult
Chicago’s hand-lettering expert wants to help track your progress as an adult.
10 Things to See at Printers Row Lit Fest 2018
Don’t miss these books, writers, and architectural gems.
America’s First Female Detective Was a Chicago ‘Girl in Disguise’
Greer Macallister’s most recent novel, Girl In Disguise, based on the real-life first woman detective in the U.S., is nowContinue Reading
Samira Ahmed Confronts Islamophobia in Chicago’s Suburbs
A conversation with the author of ‘Love, Hate & Other Filters.’
