Chicago’s ’90s Poetry Scene Shaped Illinois’ Laureate
“On any given night, you could read poetry on a stage,” recalls Illinois Poet Laureate Mark Turcotte.
“On any given night, you could read poetry on a stage,” recalls Illinois Poet Laureate Mark Turcotte.
The city’s most buzzed-about restaurants this month, in order of heat
LIA, which stands for Life Imitates Art, will serve dishes directly inspired by artwork.
Hosts John Kessler and Amy Cavanaugh offer their short (but hot) takes on places they’ve been eating and drinking lately. Plus, John discusses his latest review, for Thalaiva’s Indian Kitchen in Park Ridge.
Two of the neighborhood’s bookstores — one employee-owned and one pay-what-you-wish — encapsulate its spirit.
From stories steeped in the rhythms of the city to a lighthearted romance, these new novels by Chicago-connected authors provide ample beach-chair fodder.