Nonfiction

A history of Chicago political upheaval in 1968 during the Democratic National Convention and riots. Includes a timeline and index of important contributors.

A news, arts and cultural publication covering wide-ranging topics.

Newsletter of the Green Lantern Gallery & Press, highlighting upcoming & recent events and the philosophy of alternative art spaces. Words and art from current exhibitions at the Green Lantern Gallery, artist and curatorial statements, upcoming events, guest pieces from other "culture workers," as well as text pieces based loosely around the theme of the current exhibition in collaboration with the artist.

A collection of fiction excerpts, comics, events, photos, and Marginal Notions.

A sort-of-newsletter from Chicago's Green Lantern Gallery & Press, a slightly intentionally disjointed collection of news, events, and general ruminations.

Author's personal stories about childhood, growing up, overcoming extremely traumatic events, and becoming a parent.

In July 1986, dozens of Chicago congregations, (Black, White, Hispanic, rich, poor) from every part of the city worked together to bring a message of love, hope and faith to the people of Chicago. They made the city a church without walls for that summer, their outreach touching even the elegant lakefront and the gang-ruled housing projects. This is the story of the churches, the events, but most of all the people who who took a dream and made it happen. From operation Harvest comes a new blueprint for urban evangelism.