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The Chicago Tribune: Its First Hundred Years Volume II is a book telling the early history of the Chicago Tribune.

The Chicago Tribune: Its First Hundred Years Volume I is a book telling the early history of the Chicago Tribune.

Vittles and Vice tells what's happening on the north side of Chicago at the time of its printing: 1952.

"Donna Pucciani’s third book of poetry explores the relationship of the human to the divine through the lives of the saints, ranging from the legendary St. Christopher and the ancient martyrs Lucy and Sebastian to the more modern Father Damien, the Leper-Priest, to perennial favorites St. Patrick and St. Francis of Assisi, and three Teresas: Therese of Lisieux (“the little”), Teresa of Avila (“the great”) and Mother Teresa of Calcutta." *

Dreams for Kurosawa is a book of poetry by Raul Zurita, and translated from Spanish into English by Anna Deeny.

" The drawing featured in this volume were chosen from approxiamateley 350 pen and ink renderings of objects from the collections of artist Ellen Lanyon thst she completed between 2001 and 2003. in visits to New York between 2003 and 2005, Lynne Warren had the pleasure of viewing the collections and objects within them and responded with eleven verses. Thus Ballary Marvels came about. Ellen Lanyon is a distinguished painter and graphic artist with deep roots in both New York and Chicago. Lynne Warren is a long-time curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago."

A poem about the soldiers killed in the Iraq. Performed October 28, 2012 at 6018NORTH.

"Includes origianl recipes, sources for professional equipment, and lists of the best ethnic markets."