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Tag: Ian Belknap
Post-pandemic, will we see triage for the arts?
Brian Loevner thinks arts organizations should consider new ways to survive—and close.
Live lit keeps the story circles unbroken
As Write Club turns ten, founder Ian Belknap looks at the current state of the art in Chicago.
The Chicago Moth StorySlam and more of the best things to do in Chicago this week
A reading from The Selfie Generation, the literary bout Write Club, and more goings-on January 15-18
Comedian Matt Braunger at Lincoln Hall, and more of the best things to do in Chicago this weekend
Twelfth Night at the Lincoln Park Conservatory, Lake Shore Dive pop-up bar, and more goings-on the weekend of 12/15-12/17
Chicago Chef Week, Lyra Hill, and more to do during the next few days
Shout Your Abortion, Josh Rosenthal, and more happenings from April 18-21.
Why liberals should dearly miss Antonin Scalia, the Bond villain of Supreme Court justices
Progressives now have no one adversary of sufficient skill and smarts to galvanize them.
In Bare-Knuckled Lit, Write Club’s greatest hits pack a wallop
Write Club’s greatest hits pack a wallop in the new essay collection Bare-Knuckled Lit.
With Late Night at Garage Rep, Steppenwolf returns to its roots
Late Night at Garage Rep, Steppenwolf’s eclectic new weekly series, features up-and-coming Chicago artists.
Write Club composes typewritten letters of love and hate
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, two writers will produce a special missive just for you.
Reader’s Agenda Sat 10/26: Story/Time, Motortown, and a show bashing James Franco
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Saturday, October 26
Bitches gotta write
Samantha Irby, the acerbic author of the hyperpopular blog Bitches Gotta Eat, publishes her first book.
A peek into Chicago’s thriving live-lit scene
A peek into Chicago’s thriving live-lit scene