Eula Biss’s new book looks at the omnipresence of money in our lives, from the perspective of an artist who has made it to the middle class.
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Lit recs for the recently repatriated Chicagoan
The current book obsessions of Reader editor in chief Anne Elizabeth Moore and writer, comedian, and artist Salem Collo-Julin.
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Women & Children First starts a Conversation about art and resisting the new administration
The bookstore’s new monthly series explores the intersection of books and politics
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Riot Fest, Bang Bang Pie’s Backyard Dinner, and more things to do in Chicago this weekend
Wicker Park & West Town Lit Fest, “More Strange Than True,” and more happenings from September 16-18.
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Belle Boggs finds life in infertility
In her new book, The Art of Waiting: On Fertility, Medicine, and Motherhood, the author writes on what to expect when you’re not expecting.
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More of the best books I read this year
A Reader writer looks back on a year in reading.
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Our favorite books of 2014
A look back at the year in lit, from the best reads by Chicago authors to new bookstores and live-lit events.
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Eula Biss’s inoculation against misinformation about vaccines
In On Immunity, Eula Biss explores the history and science of vaccines and fashions an inoculation against misinformation.
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Toni Morrison Talks to Oprah Winfrey at the Carl Sandburg Literary Awards Dinner
Morrison discusses her affinity for “outlaw women,” having her first book rejected 12 times, and more.