| Title | Links | Published | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 526. |
Writers’ Theatre |
J.R. Sullivan |
1996 |
| 527. |
Mitchard, Jacquelyn |
1996 | |
| 528. |
Forbidden Fires |
Margaret Anderson |
1996 |
| 529. |
Happy Are the Oppressed A Father Blackie Ryan mystery (#8) |
Andrew Greeley |
1996 |
| 530. |
Black Ensemble Theater |
Lephate Cunningham Jr. and Jackie Taylor |
1996 |
| 531. |
An Abe Lieberman mystery (#5) |
Stuart Kaminsky |
1996 |
| 532. |
Achy Obejas |
1996 | |
| 533. |
Troy Soos |
1996 | |
| 534. |
Players |
Eugene Izzi |
1996 |
| 535. |
Report from Part Two |
Gwendolyn Brooks |
1996 |
| 536. |
Spent Force |
Eugene Izzi |
1996 |
| 537. |
Campbell McGrath |
1996 | |
| 538. |
Taking It Home |
Tony Ardizzone |
1996 |
| 539. |
The Laws of Our Fathers |
Scott Turow |
1996 |
| 540. |
A Matter of Honor |
Eugene Izzi |
1997 |
| 541. |
Story: Will Kern Screenplay: Will Kern Directors: John Tintori and Mary Cybulski Star: Paul Dillon |
Story: Will Kern, Screenplay: Will Kern |
1997 |
| 542. |
ETA Theater |
Angela Jackson |
1997 |
| 543. |
Cat Marsala #7 |
Barbara D’Amato |
1997 |
| 544. |
Richard Wright and the Library Card |
William Miller |
1997 |
| 545. |
The Actual |
Saul Bellow |
1997 |
| 546. |
The Best of Ann Landers: Her Favorite Letters of All Time |
Eppie Lederer |
1997 |
| 547. |
The Bishop at Sea A Father Blackie Ryan mystery (#9) |
Andrew Greeley |
1997 |
| 548. |
The Riverview Murders A Paul Whelan mystery (#5) |
Michael Raleigh |
1997 |
| 549. |
A Larry Cole mystery (#4) |
Hugh Holton |
1997 |
| 550. |
A Clash of Kings |
1998 | |
| 551. |
Richard Peck |
1998 | |
| 552. |
James T. Farrell |
1998 | |
| 553. |
Flying Blind A Nathan Heller mystery (#10) |
Max Collins |
1998 |
| 554. |
Ghost Country |
Sara Paretsky |
1998 |
| 555. |
Girl in the Mirror: Three Generations of Black Women in Motion |
Natasha Tarpley |
1998 |
| 556. |
Steppenwolf Theatre |
Derek Goldman and Jessica Thebus |
1998 |
| 557. |
October Cities: The Redevelopment of Urban America |
Carlo Rotella |
1998 |
| 558. |
Carlo Rotella |
1998 | |
| 559. |
A Larry Cole mystery (#5) |
Hugh Holton |
1998 |
| 560. |
Road to Perdition Crime noir story about a Quad Cities family in the 1930s, and in which Irish mob enforcer Michael O’Sullivan and his son go on a vigilante road trip. |
Max Allan Collins |
1998 |
| 561. |
The Bishop and the Three Kings A Father Blackie Ryan mystery (#10) |
Andrew Greeley |
1998 |
| 562. |
The Criminalist |
Eugene Izzi |
1998 |
| 563. |
Steppenwolf Theatre |
Amy Ludwig |
1998 |
| 564. |
First produced in Chicago at the Northlight Theatre from March 17 until April 24, 1999. Comprised of three one-act plays: Jews, Jolly, and D. In Jolly, a brother and sister fiercely debate their traumatic childhood and parents' divorce. Mamet's real-life sister, Lynn, later confirmed in interviews with The New Yorker that the segment is a highly accurate reflection of their shared upbringing in the Euclid Avenue house. |
David Mamet |
1998 |
| 565. |
U.S. Marshals Feature Film. In this sequel to The Fugitive, Mark Sheridan (played by Wesley Snipes) ducks into a cigar shop to re-arm, hiding guns and ammunition in empty cigar boxes, which he stores in shopping bags. |
John Pogue (Writer) and Stuart Baird (Director) |
1998 |
| 566. |
Very Chicago |
Jose Bono |
1998 |
| 567. |
“Field Trips” An essay published in Bomb Magazine. |
Stuart Dybek |
1999 |
| 568. |
Jane Hamilton |
1999 | |
| 569. |
Apollyon |
Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins |
1999 |
| 570. |
Andrew Greeley |
1999 | |
| 571. |
Cat Marsala #8 |
Barbara D’Amato |
1999 |
| 572. |
A V.I. Warshawski mystery (#10) |
Sara Paretsky |
1999 |
| 573. |
Ray Manzarek |
1999 | |
| 574. |
A Nathan Heller mystery (#11) |
Max Collins |
1999 |
| 575. |
Marie James and Jane Hertenstein |
1999 | |
| 576. |
Ana Castillo |
1999 | |
| 577. |
Personal Injuries |
Scott Turow |
1999 |
| 578. |
Richard Guzman and David Starkey (ed.) |
1999 | |
| 579. |
A Larry Cole mystery (#6) |
Hugh Holton |
1999 |
| 580. |
A Storm of Swords |
2000 | |
| 581. |
Richard Peck |
2000 | |
| 582. |
American Pharaoh: Mayor Richard J. Daley - His Battle for Chicago and the Nation. |
Adam Cohen and Elizabeth Taylor |
2000 |
| 583. |
American Skin |
Don De Grazia |
2000 |
| 584. |
Jane Hamilton |
2000 | |
| 585. |
Chicago Premiere: Steppenwolf Theatre |
Studs Terkel, adapted by Steve Totland |
2000 |
| 586. |
Story: Nick Hornby Screenplay: John Cusack, D.V. DeVincentis, Steve Pink, Scott Rosenberg Director: Stephen Frears Stars: John Cusack, Jack Black, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Tim Robbins |
Story: Nick Hornby, Screenplay: John Cusack, D.V. DeVincentis, Steve Pink, Scott Rosenberg |
2000 |
| 587. |
Chris Ware |
2000 | |
| 588. |
A Quint McCauley mystery (#5) |
D.C. Brod |
2000 |
| 589. |
Chicago Premiere: xxxxx |
David Auburn |
2000 |
| 590. |
Ravelstein |
Saul Bellow |
2000 |
| 591. |
Story: Bonnie Hunt, Don Lake, Andrew Stern, and Samantha Goodman Screenplay: Bonnie Hunt and Don Lake Director: Bonnie Hunt, Stars: David Duchovny, Minnie Driver, Jim Belushi, Bonnie Hunt |
Story: Bonnie Hunt, Don Lake, Andrew Stern, and Samantha Goodman, Screenplay: Bonnie Hunt and Don Lake |
2000 |
| 592. |
Storm Front The first of the Dresden Files series, where professional wizard and investigator Harry Dresden consults on supernatural crimes. McAnally’s, a bar where Dresden frequents, may be inspired by The Berghoff. |
Jim Butcher |
2000 |
| 593. |
Studs on a Soapbox Some scenes in this documentary were filmed in Terkel’s Castlewood Terrace home. |
Tom Weinberg (director) |
2000 |
| 594. |
An Abe Lieberman mystery (#6) |
Stuart Kaminsky |
2000 |
| 595. |
The Bishop and the Missing L Train A Father Blackie Ryan mystery (#11) |
Andrew Greeley |
2000 |
| 596. |
(The Chicago Fire Trilogy #1) |
Susan Wiggs |
2000 |
| 597. |
The Last Hot Time |
John M. Ford |
2000 |
| 598. |
Alexsandar Hemon |
2000 | |
| 599. |
The Soup Has Many Eyes: From Shtetl to Chicago: a Memoir of One Family’s Journey Through History |
Joann Rose Leonard |
2000 |
| 600. |
A Larry Cole mystery (#7) |
Hugh Holton |
2000 |
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