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[Satire] A Cutting Satire About Curdled Love in “The War of the Roses” - Chicago Review of Books

If ostentatious summer weddings and tax cuts for the rich have you feeling nostalgic for the Eighties, you’re in luck. Warren Adler’s The War of the Roses (1981) is set to be republished. With an updated cover and author revisions, this novel continues to delight dark-humored souls. While there is no shortage of romance novels to take to the beach, you might find a cutting satire about curdled love an amusing respite. A cold plunge of a novel, i…Read Article

Catholic Church · Providence

Author Stephanie Wambugu on Grifting, Girlhood, and the Uses of Trauma

Before the release of "Lonely Crowds," her debut novel, author Stephanie Wambugu joined us to talk Catholic school and female friendship.See the Story

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Bracing Currents in "An Oral History of Atlantis" - Chicago Review of Books

Always witty, sometimes surreal, frequently diving beneath mundane surfaces to mysterious and mesmerizing depths, An Oral History of Atlantis, the first collection of Ed Park’s short stories, showcases a master of the form. There’s a delightful variety to the stories here, and while Park’s narrators have a consistently engaging kind of urbane intelligence, the real connecting thread here is the selections’ sharpness, the startling and playful pi…Read Article

"Authentically Chicago, authentically Southside, authentically Black”: An Interview with Sandra Jackson-Opoku on Her Pioneering Cozy Mystery - Chicago Review of Books

Savvy Summers and the Sweet Potato Crimes is a cozy food mystery, slightly edgier than what many people may expect when they think of the genre. Like many cozies it features a middle-aged protagonist, Savvy Summers, and a quirky cast of characters. Fittingly for a food cozy, it ends with several delicious recipes to showcase Savvy’s love of cooking. More atypically for a cozy, it’s set in Chicago, has Pan-African influences and doesn’t shy away …Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Inside the War Machine: Daniel Kraus’s Angel Down - Chicago Review of Books

Daniel Kraus has written more than two dozen novels and screenplays, but his latest—Angel Down—is the first novel the New York Times–bestselling author says he was nervous to submit since his first. Set amidst the brutal carnage of World War I, it’s the story of a group of five soldiers who stumble across a wounded angel on the battlefield. Angel Down is about the devastating, mutating power of violence and how to remain human in the midst of it…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Finding Ourselves in Naguib Mahfouz’s Last Dreams: An Interview with Hisham and Diana Matar - Chicago Review of Books

When awarding the acclaimed Egyptian writer Naguib Mahfouz [1911-2006] the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1988, the Swedish Academy noted how “through works rich in nuance—now clear-sightedly realistic, now evocatively ambiguous—[Mahfouz] has formed an Arabian narrative art that applies to all mankind.” The brief, magical vignettes in new posthumous book, I Found Myself: The Last Dreams, translated from the Arabic and introduced by award-winning w…Cairo, Egypt · Cairo Read Article

Sisterly Strife in Scarred Cuba: An Interview with Ivonne Lamazares - Chicago Review of Books

In Ivonne Lamazares’s new novel, The Tilting House, two estranged sisters reunite in 1990s Cuba and learn to navigate the scarred landscape of their family and country. In Paladero, a suburb of Havana, teenage orphan Yuri lives with her strict and religious aunt, when a thirty-something artist, Mariela, suddenly arrives from the United States, claiming to be her long-lost older sister. Mariela, exiled to America as a young child, has returned t…Havana, Cuba · Havana Read Article

Imagining Disaster in "Into the Sun" - Chicago Review of Books

Our review of Charles Ferdinand Ramuz's "Into the Sun."Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Because What In Life is Ever Clear-Cut?: An Interview with Kate Broad about “Greenwich” - Chicago Review of Books

As I read Kate Broad’s debut novel, Greenwich, the coming-of-age story of Rachel Fiske, who spends the summer before her 18th year at her wealthy aunt and uncle’s house in Greenwich, Connecticut, I kept thinking, Rachel’s not going to say that. She can’t say that. Oh! She said it! In short, Rachel is a character who says the quiet parts out loud, and in so doing, forces readers to confront the things they’d rather not discuss or just pretend wer…Greenwich, Connecticut · Greenwich Read Article

Beyond This Vibes-Based Ecosystem: An Interview with Mariel Franklin about “Bonding” - Chicago Review of Books

There’s been a lot of dark satirization of the wealthy elite recently in media and pop culture, but what about middle and upper management? The system doesn’t keep printing money without the soulless grind of the 9-5 office worker surrounded by spreadsheets, social media analytics, and slide decks. It is definitely an artistic challenge to…Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

The Duplicity of Tenderness in Sonoko Machida's "The Convenience Store by the Sea" - Chicago Review of Books

In the town of Kitakyūshū nestled by the Golden Villa Apartments, for aging seniors, sits The Convenience Store by the Sea, eponymously named Tender. Shiba, the enigmatic manager, draws a crowd of Golden Villa Ladies, a bittersweet retiree, a student struggling with the social scene, and the son of Shiba’s employee. Narrated in a close third person, which oscillates across chapters—from worker Mitsuri, manga amateur Yoshirō, sweets lover Azusa, …Fukuoka · Fukuoka Read Article

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[Satire] A Cutting Satire About Curdled Love in “The War of the Roses” - Chicago Review of Books

Author Stephanie Wambugu on Grifting, Girlhood, and the Uses of Trauma

Bracing Currents in "An Oral History of Atlantis" - Chicago Review of Books

"Authentically Chicago, authentically Southside, authentically Black”: An Interview with Sandra Jackson-Opoku on Her Pioneering Cozy Mystery - Chicago Review of Books

Inside the War Machine: Daniel Kraus’s Angel Down - Chicago Review of Books

Finding Ourselves in Naguib Mahfouz’s Last Dreams: An Interview with Hisham and Diana Matar - Chicago Review of Books

Sisterly Strife in Scarred Cuba: An Interview with Ivonne Lamazares - Chicago Review of Books

Imagining Disaster in "Into the Sun" - Chicago Review of Books

Because What In Life is Ever Clear-Cut?: An Interview with Kate Broad about “Greenwich” - Chicago Review of Books

Beyond This Vibes-Based Ecosystem: An Interview with Mariel Franklin about “Bonding” - Chicago Review of Books

The Duplicity of Tenderness in Sonoko Machida's "The Convenience Store by the Sea" - Chicago Review of Books

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"Authentically Chicago, authentically Southside, authentically Black”: An Interview with Sandra Jackson-Opoku on Her Pioneering Cozy Mystery - Chicago Review of Books

Inside the War Machine: Daniel Kraus’s Angel Down - Chicago Review of Books

Finding Ourselves in Naguib Mahfouz’s Last Dreams: An Interview with Hisham and Diana Matar - Chicago Review of Books

Sisterly Strife in Scarred Cuba: An Interview with Ivonne Lamazares - Chicago Review of Books

Imagining Disaster in "Into the Sun" - Chicago Review of Books

Because What In Life is Ever Clear-Cut?: An Interview with Kate Broad about “Greenwich” - Chicago Review of Books

Beyond This Vibes-Based Ecosystem: An Interview with Mariel Franklin about “Bonding” - Chicago Review of Books

The Duplicity of Tenderness in Sonoko Machida's "The Convenience Store by the Sea" - Chicago Review of Books