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"Part of what was so interesting about my characters and the Hills was that they did come to believe what they’d experienced despite there being no physical evidence."
@jenstjude.bsky.social
's interview with
@ilanaslightly.bsky.social
is out now.
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A Little Bit More Ourselves: A Conversation with Ilana Masad - Chicago Review of Books
An interview with Ilana Masad on her new novel, "Beings"
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/26/a-little-bit-more-ourselves-a-conversation-with-ilana-masad/
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“A propellent, engaging, complex work of literature that inhabits, rather than uses, its time period... AMANDA, like history itself, is truly original.” D. W. White in the
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Across Space and Time: History and Interiority in "Amanda" - Chicago Review of Books
Our review of H. S. Cross's new novel, "Amanda."
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/25/amanda/
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"A lively biography of a bold woman." Thank you Kirkus for a nice review of A DANGER. 🥹
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A DANGER TO THE MINDS OF YOUNG GIRLS | Kirkus Reviews
A daring editor changes literary history.
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"A propellent, engaging, complex work of literature that inhabits, rather than uses, its time period." D.W. White's review of “Amanda” by H. S. Cross (
@europaeditions.bsky.social
) is out now.
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Across Space and Time: History and Interiority in "Amanda" - Chicago Review of Books
Our review of H. S. Cross's new novel, "Amanda."
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/25/amanda/
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StoryStudio Chicago
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Friends, our in-person Open House happens one week from today, Sept. 30! Come hang out with staff, find out what's coming up at the studio, and take a sampler class. This is a free event, but registration is required:
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Open House at StoryStudio - StoryStudio Chicago
New to our community and want to know what we’re all about? Join StoryStudio for an Open House! An Open House at StoryStudio is exactly what it sounds like: a…
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Our next FREE Write-Out at Begyle Brewing happens next Monday, Sept. 29 at 5:30 pm CT. Come write with us for a couple hours, and then hang out and have a drink. All the details and registration is here:
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Over at
@chicagorevbooks.bsky.social
: A great review of one of the BIG (both in terms of publishing event and size) books of the fall, Kiran Desai's THE LONELINESS OF SONIA AND SUNNY (just announced as a Booker Prize Finalist, too):
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To Be Alone is To Be Understood: A Review of "The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny" - Chicago Review of Books
After breaking records and receiving widespread acclaim for her 2006 novel The Inheritance of Loss, Kiran Desai took her time. The Booker Prize-winning author spent the next nineteen years crafting th...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/24/to-be-alone-is-to-be-understood-a-review-of-the-loneliness-of-sonia-and-sunny/
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"'Sonia and Sunny' hearkens back to an earlier time, engaging in somewhat dated prose excess, to fascinating results."
@yfbpodcast.bsky.social
's review of “The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny” by Kiran Desai (Hogarth) is out now.
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To Be Alone is To Be Understood: A Review of "The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny" - Chicago Review of Books
After breaking records and receiving widespread acclaim for her 2006 novel The Inheritance of Loss, Kiran Desai took her time. The Booker Prize-winning author spent the next nineteen years crafting th...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/24/to-be-alone-is-to-be-understood-a-review-of-the-loneliness-of-sonia-and-sunny/
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"[The poems] came out of a place of wonder, post-Covid, about which of my favorite pre-pandemic places might remain." Reynaldo Hinojosa's interview with John Cal Freeman on his new book “The Weather of Our Names” (Cornerstone Press) is out now.
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The Weather of Our Names - Chicago Review of Books
John Cal Freeman is the type of poet whose precision is surgical, but whose scope is more like NASA’s Terra satellite. Capable of capturing the finite details of a moment in relation to the broader so...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/24/the-weather-of-our-names/
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"I knew that I wanted to write this as a contemporary fantasy, and I knew that it would be based on Polish folklore." Mia Rhee's interview with
@veronicarothbooks.com
on her new book “To Clutch a Razor” (
@torbooks.bsky.social
) is out now.
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Romance Balanced on a Razor’s Edge in “To Clutch a Razor” by Veronica Roth - Chicago Review of Books
Veronica Roth author of the series When Among Crows and new release To Clutch A Razor dabbles in injecting a bit of magic, edge, and undercurrent of romance into novels often set against the backdrop ...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/23/to-clutch-a-razor-veronica-roth/
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"At some point, I had to give up on the idea of writing a smooth, neatly linear book—or even smooth, neatly linear chapters within a book." Angela Hui's interview with E. Y. Zhao on her new book “Underspin” (Astra House) is out now.
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“There’s no winning your way out of the hierarchy”: An Interview with E. Y. Zhao - Chicago Review of Books
In E. Y. Zhao’s debut novel Underspin, Ryan Lo is the charismatic boy king of table tennis, a master of the sport’s “millimeter margins and symmetry, jewel-toned surfaces and sound, speed and brute pe...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/23/theres-no-winning-your-way-out-of-the-hierarchy-an-interview-with-e-y-zhao/
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Greg Zimmerman
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Last night ruled! At the
@chicagorevbooks.bsky.social
Chicago launch of
@jasondiamond.bsky.social
’s debut novel KAPLAN’S PLOT (with
@jamiattenberg.bsky.social
), we learned about Al Capone’s laundry, intergenerational trauma, and how to wake up everyday and just try to figure it out.
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With meticulous research and expansive compassion,
@madameclair08.bsky.social
’s TELL HER STORY tells not only of Eleanor Bumpurs’ life, but her legacy, advanced in no small part by Bumpurs’ daughter Mary.
#BlackWomenLead
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Read Your Resistance: A Tribute to Black Women Activists - Chicago Review of Books
Fall is a time for restart and renewal; a reconnection to routines gleefully abandoned during summer. It is also the busiest season for the publishing of “big” books by “big” authors—like the person…
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Read Jessica Limardo's review of "Defiant Acts" (
@acrebooks.bsky.social
) James Stewart III’s debut novel, written as a series of slice-of-life vignettes.
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Intimate Memories of Race and Class Struggle in “Defiant Acts” - Chicago Review of Books
Our review of James Stewart III's debut novel, "Defiant Acts"
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/19/intimate-memories-of-race-and-class-struggle-in-defiant-acts/
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"We have more records of the past than we have ever had at any other point, and are constantly drawing on that legacy, whether we know it or not." Ryan Asmussen's interview with Camille Ralphs on her new book “After You Were, I Am” (
@mcsweeneys.net
) is out now.
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The Truth Somewhere as Palimpsest: An Interview with Camille Ralphs - Chicago Review of Books
When you read a poem by Camille Ralphs, you encounter an artistic sensibility that isn’t present in the work of most contemporary poets, what I would call a palimpsestic ambiguity. To be clear, I don’...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/18/the-truth-somewhere-as-palimpsest-an-interview-with-camille-ralphs/
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"A ghost story that blends the horrors of the supernatural, the unexplainable, and the unknown." Hannah Korbel's review of "The Whistler" by Nick Medina (
@berkleypub.bsky.social
) is out now.
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There Are Many Ways to be Haunted in “The Whistler” - Chicago Review of Books
Our review of Nick Medina's new book, "The Whistler."
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/18/the-whistler-nick-medina/
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Kathleen Rooney
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I got to write about how
@bethrooney.bsky.social
& I wrote LEAF TOWN FOREVER, out next month from
@uminnpress.bsky.social
, in a sneak peek for
@chicagorevbooks.bsky.social
!
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/17/a...
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A Sneak Peak of "Leaf Town Forever," a new book from Kathleen and Beth Rooney - Chicago Review of Books
Although Beth and I have read what feels like a million picture books—both when we were kids and to her kids Rose and Luka—we had never written one before, and the learning curve of Leaf Town Forever ...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/17/a-sneak-peak-of-leaf-town-forever-a-new-book-from-kathleen-and-beth-rooney/
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Karen Palmer
9 days ago
Yes, I am crashing into your timeline again. (If this publication-week stuff is too much, mute me! I understand completely!) Jacqui Devaney asked thoughtful questions and gave me room (heh) to elaborate.
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Check out a sneak peek of
@kathleenmrooney.bsky.social
and
@bethrooney.bsky.social
's picture book "Leaf Town Forever" (and illustrated by Betsy Bowen) from
@uminnpress.bsky.social
this October!
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/17/a...
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A Sneak Peak of "Leaf Town Forever," a new book from Kathleen and Beth Rooney - Chicago Review of Books
Although Beth and I have read what feels like a million picture books—both when we were kids and to her kids Rose and Luka—we had never written one before, and the learning curve of Leaf Town Forever ...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/17/a-sneak-peak-of-leaf-town-forever-a-new-book-from-kathleen-and-beth-rooney/
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"I didn’t want to write about myself. But of course I am in those books." Jacqui Devaney's interview with
@karenpalmer.bsky.social
on her new book “She’s Under Here” (
@algonquinbooks.bsky.social
) is out now.
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/17/h...
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How to Disappear: A Conversation with Karen Palmer - Chicago Review of Books
If you’re not a name, who are you? In Karen Palmer’s searingly honest, yet deftly tender, memoir She’s Under Here, she recounts how she fled California in order to become a new person—not metaphorica...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/17/how-to-disappear-a-conversation-with-karen-palmer/
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StoryStudio Chicago
9 days ago
Huge congratulations to Memoir In A Year alum
@yvonneliuwriter.bsky.social
on being named one of the initial recipients of James Patterson's initial "Go Finish Your Book" grants!!! Here's more on the grant program:
www.jamespatterson.com/landing-page...
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Go Finish Your Book!
GO FINISH YOUR BOOK! I write too many books. But I know how hard it is to write one — and how easy it is to get frustrated and stop writing. But the world needs stories. That’s why I’ve launched a …
https://www.jamespatterson.com/landing-page/go-finish-your-book/
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So thrilled for
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and his new endeavor!! 🥳
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"I wanted to talk about intergenerational trauma, the things we inherit."
@rubyprosenthal.bsky.social
's interview with
@jasondiamond.bsky.social
on his new book “Kaplan's Plot” (
@flatironbooks.bsky.social
) is out now.
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/16/o...
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On Kafka, Jewish Identity, and the Choices of Our Ancestors: A Conversation with Jason Diamond - Chicago Review of Books
Jason Diamond likes to say he has dual citizenship: though he was born in Chicago and grew up in Lake Forest, he currently lives in Brooklyn. Yet, for the moment, as I talk to him on a boiling aftern...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/16/on-kafka-jewish-identity-and-the-choices-of-our-ancestors-a-conversation-with-jason-diamond/
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"[Schweblin] evokes dread, grief, death, fear, illuminates them, and leaves the reader to mediate within them." Leah von Essen's review of "Good and Evil and Other Stories" by Samanta Schweblin (
@aaknopf.bsky.social
) is out now.
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The Master of Dread: Schweblin's "Good and Evil and Other Stories" - Chicago Review of Books
Samanta Schweblin is the master of dread. Her stories are part of the growing literary movement that mixes psychological and social realism with touches of horror and suspense; releases such as 2014’s...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/16/the-master-of-dread-schweblins-good-and-evil-and-other-stories/
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In a time before viral videos and hashtags, activists and cultural critics invoked Eleanor Bumpurs when talking about police brutality.
@madameclair08.bsky.social
has written the first ever biography about her, TELL HER STORY.
@chicagorevbooks.bsky.social
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Read Your Resistance: A Tribute to Black Women Activists - Chicago Review of Books
Fall is a time for restart and renewal; a reconnection to routines gleefully abandoned during summer. It is also the busiest season for the publishing of “big” books by “big” authors—like the person…
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this Friday!! We can't wait to see you there, Chicago.
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"Once [books] are published and out in the world, I am constantly surprised by the extent of their reach and the wonderful ways they touch readers."
@rachellayown.bsky.social
's interview with
@milkweededitions.bsky.social
editor Daniel Slager is out now.
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/15/i...
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Interview with an Editor: Daniel Slager at Milkweed Editions - Chicago Review of Books
Our interview with Daniel Slager at Milkweed Editions.
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/15/interview-with-an-editor-daniel-slager-at-milkweed-editions/
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“Her journey is not a sinking into unconsciousness, but some alignment of human and animal nature, including the desire for procreation.” In
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‬‬, Philip Janowski reviews Daniela Tarazona’s translated novella, “The Animal on the Rock” -
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A Line That Survives Forever: Daniela Tarazona’s “The Animal on the Rock” - Chicago Review of Books
Our review of Daniela Tarazona's new book, "The Animal on the Rock."
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/10/the-animal-on-the-rock/
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RS Deeren
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I had the joy of speaking with Valencia Robin on her newest poetry collection, LOST CITIES, for
@chicagorevbooks.bsky.social
Check out the brilliant insight below. Thanks to Gabriel Fried for putting us in contact.
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"The Emotional Truth of an Experience:" An Interview with Valencia Robin - Chicago Review of Books
A conversation with Valencia Robin on her new poetry collection, "Lost Cities"
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/12/the-emotional-truth-of-an-experience-an-interview-with-valencia-robin/
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"What’s important to me isn’t to capture an experience so much as the emotional truth of an experience."
@rsdeeren.bsky.social
's interview with Valencia Robin on her new book “Lost Cities: Poems” (Persea Books) is out now.
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"The Emotional Truth of an Experience:" An Interview with Valencia Robin - Chicago Review of Books
A conversation with Valencia Robin on her new poetry collection, "Lost Cities"
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/12/the-emotional-truth-of-an-experience-an-interview-with-valencia-robin/
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"The paradox of dullness during wartime lingers over every scene of The Surge to the point where following Chandler around all day becomes an exercise in both patience and anxiety." -
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We're thrilled to be co-hosting the Chicago release of Kaplan's Plot by
@jasondiamond.bsky.social
with
@volumesbooks.bsky.social
!! Join Jason in conversation with
@jamiattenberg.bsky.social
and we can't wait to see you next Friday night! 🥳🥳🥳
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"Omissions of history tell at least as much as the findings" in "Zone Rouge" (
@unnamedpress.bsky.social
) by Michael Jerome Plunkett. Read on in Joe Stanek's review.
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Unearthing Pieces of a War in “Zone Rouge” - Chicago Review of Books
Our review of Michael Jerome Plunkett's debut novel, "Zone Rouge."
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/11/unearthing-pieces-of-a-war-in-zone-rouge/
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"Resentment, infatuation, dependence, alienation and fear of loneliness work well when they’re being revealed with words and images together."
@rachellayown.bsky.social
's interview with Lee Lai on her new book “Cannon”
@dandq.bsky.social
is out now.
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/10/t...
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The Expansiveness of Visual and Verbal Craft in "Cannon": A Conversation With Lee Lai - Chicago Review of Books
Award-winning cartoonist Lee Lai’s new graphic novel, Cannon is gorgeous with astonishing story complexity. New to Lai’s work, I decided to first check out her debut, Stone Fruit, and our review of it...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/10/the-expansiveness-of-visual-and-verbal-craft-in-cannon-a-conversation-with-lee-lai/
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"The story’s symbolic transformation can be linked to the sense of the reptile as ancient, and reduction to the 'lizard brain'..." Philip Janowski's review of "The Animal on the Rock" by Daniela Tarazona (
@deepvellum.bsky.social
) is out now.
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/10/t...
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A Line That Survives Forever: Daniela Tarazona’s “The Animal on the Rock” - Chicago Review of Books
Our review of Daniela Tarazona's new book, "The Animal on the Rock."
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/10/the-animal-on-the-rock/
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"I wanted to create a world...where the performers would stay in character, and behind the scenes, they could come out of character." Out now: Elisa Shoenberger's interview w/
@laraehrlich.bsky.social
on “Bind Me Tighter Still” (
@redhenpress.bsky.social
).
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/09/a...
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Alluring Mermaids and Raging Sirens in Lara Ehrlich’s Bind Me Tighter Still - Chicago Review of Books
When my coworker casually mentioned working as a mermaid at a tiki bar out west, I was flabbergasted and mesmerized. So when I heard about Lara Ehrlich’s Bind Me Tighter Still, I had to read it. The s...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/09/alluring-mermaids-and-raging-sirens-in-lara-ehrlichs-bind-me-tighter-still/
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17 days ago
Happiest of pub days to Makenna Goodman and the brilliant HELEN OF NOWHERE!!! Below is an interview with the equally brilliant Idra Novey for
@chicagorevbooks.bsky.social
This slim novel contains MULTITUDES. Get it now! 📚
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/09/c...
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City, Country, and Continually Evolving Truths: An Interview with Makenna Goodman about "Helen of Nowhere" - Chicago Review of Books
Our interview with Makenna Goodman, author of "Helen of Nowhere"
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/09/city-country-and-continually-evolving-truths-an-interview-with-makena-goodman-about-helen-of-nowhere/
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"I wanted to play with the idea that we are all existing in some constantly evolving truth, where we contribute to its remaking every minute of every day." Idra Novey's interview with Makenna Goodman is out now.
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City, Country, and Continually Evolving Truths: An Interview with Makenna Goodman about "Helen of Nowhere" - Chicago Review of Books
Our interview with Makenna Goodman, author of "Helen of Nowhere"
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/09/city-country-and-continually-evolving-truths-an-interview-with-makena-goodman-about-helen-of-nowhere/
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Beacon Press
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In history’s most challenging times, Black women have always been the model.
@madameclair08.bsky.social
’s biography of Eleanor Bumpurs, TELL HER STORY, is 1 of 3 new books here celebrating their work. 🙌🏽
@chicagorevbooks.bsky.social
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Read Your Resistance: A Tribute to Black Women Activists - Chicago Review of Books
Fall is a time for restart and renewal; a reconnection to routines gleefully abandoned during summer. It is also the busiest season for the publishing of “big” books by “big” authors—like the person…
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"Through the warmth and intensity of the mother-son bond, Barrodale illustrates why it takes most of us thousands of lifetimes to let go." John Larson's review of "Trip" by Amie Barrodale (
@fsgbooks.bsky.social
) is out now.
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/08/b...
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Back to the Bardo in Amie Barrodale's "Trip" - Chicago Review of Books
People have told me that when death comes, it will feel like falling asleep. How they could claim to know this, I have no idea. But if Amie Barrodale’s hilarious and intelligent debut novel, Trip, is ...
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/08/back-to-the-bardo-in-amie-barrodales-trip/
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Grady Chambers
18 days ago
It is such a special thing to see this write-up on GREAT DISASTERS in
@chicagorevbooks.bsky.social
's Must-Read Books of September list.
chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/02/1...
GD is out from
@tinhouse.bsky.social
on September 30th! More on the book at
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Jason Diamond
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Chicago let’s gooooooooo!
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Michael Welch
21 days ago
“Kaplan’s Plot” is such a special love letter to Chicago and I can’t wait to celebrate it. Come join us!
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We're excited to co-sponsor the Chicago Release of
@jasondiamond.bsky.social
's "Kaplan's Plot"! Join us on September 19 at Volumes Bookcafe for a can't-miss conversation between Jason &
@jamiattenberg.bsky.social
!
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"A smart thriller with satisfying literary references, intriguing academic lore, and, most importantly, a dark and doomed friendship at its center." Ceillie Clark-Keane's review of "Doll Parts" by Penny Zang (
@readlandmark.bsky.social
) is out now.
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Dark and Doomed Friendships in Penny Zang's “Doll Parts” - Chicago Review of Books
Our review of Penny Zang's new book, "Doll Parts."
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/05/doll-parts-penny-zhang/
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"In history’s most challenging times, Black women have always been the model." Take a look at three new books celebrating their work, compiled by Sullivan Summer.
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"I want to know what I am capable of, or what language is capable of." Jackson Holbert's interview with
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on his new book “Games for Children” (
@milkweededitions.bsky.social
) is out now.
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"I've Always Been Very Interested in Wonder": An Interview with Keith S. Wilson About "Games for Children" - Chicago Review of Books
Our interview with Keith S. Wilson about his new collection, "Games for Children."
https://chireviewofbooks.com/2025/09/04/ive-always-been-very-interested-in-wonder-an-interview-with-keith-s-wilson-about-games-for-children/
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