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According to both mainstream and social media, Generation X spends half its time being ignored and the other half feeling…

Review: Good and Bad Habits—Acid Nun, by Corinne Halbert

We rarely see the bright side of horror. Mostly connected with darkness and gloom, the genre reluctantly explores color and…

What was 2022 like in the world of Chicago, Illinois, and Midwest letters? I’ve asked the Lit section writers to…

Ray Bradbury’s work and reputation have aged like fine dandelion wine. Unlike many of his fellow 20th century science-fiction…

Chicago and horror may not seem synonymous, but the city and surrounding area have produced a bevy of creators of…

Third Coast Review writer Patrick T. Reardon recently published a fine piece in praise of tackling extra-long reads during the…

Many very good and even great books have been written about Chicago, and, based on my half century of writing…

Until recently, Pilsen Community Books was operated by owners Mary Gibbons and Aaron Lippelt. Current part-owner Katharine Solheim shares what’s…

Gint Aras (Karolis Gintaras Žukauskas) has been trapped on planet Earth since 1973. He is the author of two novels,…

Tied with Twine, by Pam Records, Indigo River Publishing Reviewed by M.D. Walters The residents of Hegewisch harbor painful secrets,…

Interview conducted by contributing writer Terry Galvan Julia Fine is a recent graduate of Columbia College Chicago’s MFA program. She…

Mike “McBeardo” McPadden is truth in human packaging. A beard is indeed present, bristly, with streaks of grey—suggesting wisdom in…