| Title | Links | Published | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 901. |
Sebastian Rotella |
2014 | |
| 902. |
The Hundred-Year House |
Rebecca Makkai |
2014 |
| 903. |
Steppenwolf Theatre |
Tony Fitzpatrick and Stan Klein |
2014 |
| 904. |
Marianne Malone |
2014 | |
| 905. |
Chicago Premiere: Strawdog Theatre |
John Henry Roberts |
2014 |
| 906. |
What the Lady Wants |
Renee Rosen |
2014 |
| 907. |
What We’ve Lost Is Nothing |
Rachel Louise Snyder |
2014 |
| 908. |
When Bad Things Happen to Rich People |
Ian Morris |
2014 |
| 909. |
Wrigley Field: An Oral and Narrative History of the Home of the Chicago Cubs |
Ira Berkow |
2014 |
| 910. |
“Chicago Jazz Age Still Lives in Archibald Motley’s Art” |
Chicago Tribune |
2015 |
| 911. |
A Good Family |
Erik Fassnacht |
2015 |
| 912. |
A Winsome Murder |
James DeVita |
2015 |
| 913. |
Bats of the Republic |
Zachary Thomas Dodson |
2015 |
| 914. |
Box of Rain |
Debra R. Borys |
2015 |
| 915. |
A V.I. Warshawski mystery (#18) |
Sara Paretsky |
2015 |
| 916. |
Ed. Gavin Van Horn and David Aftandilian |
2015 | |
| 917. |
Dante’s Dilemma A Mark Angelotti mystery (#3) |
Lynne Raimondo |
2015 |
| 918. |
For You Were Strangers Hanley & Rivka Mysteries #2 |
D.M. Pirrone |
2015 |
| 919. |
Grant Park |
Leonard Pitts Jr. |
2015 |
| 920. |
I Survived the Great Chicago Fire, 1871 Juvenile historical fiction. New Chicago arrival Oscar Starling finds himself in the midst of the fire. |
Lauren Tarshis |
2015 |
| 921. |
Halle Butler |
2015 | |
| 922. |
Geralyn Hesslau Magrady |
2015 | |
| 923. |
Mr. Selfridge in Chicago: Marshall Field’s, the Windy City & the Making of a Merchant Prince biography |
Gayle Soucek |
2015 |
| 924. |
Tony Bowers |
2015 | |
| 925. |
Blue Balliett |
2015 | |
| 926. |
Pretty Baby |
Mary Kubica |
2015 |
| 927. |
Christian Picciolini |
2015 | |
| 928. |
Liam Taggart & Catherine Lockhart Series (#2) |
Ronald H. Balson |
2015 |
| 929. |
Slaughterhouse: Chicago’s Union Stock Yard and the World it Made |
Dominic Pacyga |
2015 |
| 930. |
Hank and Marvin #1 |
John Guzlowski |
2015 |
| 931. |
The Death and Life of Zebulon Finch, Volume One: At the Edge of Empire |
Daniel Kraus |
2015 |
| 932. |
(Michael Kelly #4) |
Michael Harvey |
2015 |
| 933. |
Mary Morris |
2015 | |
| 934. |
The Making of Zombie Wars |
Alexsandar Hemon |
2015 |
| 935. |
White Collar Girl |
Renee Rosen |
2015 |
| 936. |
Nate Marshall |
2015 | |
| 937. |
Hank and Marvin |
John Guzlowski |
2015-2017 |
| 938. |
“Narrative: Ali” Published in the collection Of Poetry and Protest: From Emmett Till to Trayvon Martin. |
Elizabeth Alexander |
2016 |
| 939. |
A Girl Like You A Henrietta and Inspector Howard Book (#1) |
Michelle Cox |
2016 |
| 940. |
Deidre Bair |
2016 | |
| 941. |
Mary Wisniewski |
2016 | |
| 942. |
And Again |
Jessica Chiarella |
2016 |
| 943. |
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice |
Zack Snyder (Director) |
2016 |
| 944. |
Nick Drnaso |
2016 | |
| 945. |
Chicago |
Brian Doyle |
2016 |
| 946. |
Ray Celestin |
2016 | |
| 947. |
Emily Cabot (#6) |
Frances McNamara |
2016 |
| 948. |
Don’t You Cry |
Mary Kubica |
2016 |
| 949. |
Shawn Shiflett |
2016 | |
| 950. |
Adam Selzer |
2016 | |
| 951. |
Liam Taggart & Catherine Lockhart Series (#3) |
Ronald H. Balson |
2016 |
| 952. |
Paul Krueger |
2016 | |
| 953. |
Matt Ruff |
2016 | |
| 954. |
One Life-One Love: The Life and Legacy of John Vietnam |
Ben Hollis (Director) |
2016 |
| 955. |
Rutherford’s Travels The Pegasus Players’s adaptation of Johnson’s 1990 National Book Award-winning novel, Middle Passage. |
Charles R. Johnson |
2016 |
| 956. |
Slams: Poetry and Applause Meters |
Richard Guzman |
2016 |
| 957. |
The Fugue |
Gint Aras |
2016 |
| 958. |
The Reason for Time |
Mary Burns |
2016 |
| 959. |
“Hog Butcher for the World” Published in A People's History of Chicago. |
Kevin Coval |
2017 |
| 960. |
Kevin Coval |
2017 | |
| 961. |
Afterlife |
Marcus Sakey |
2017 |
| 962. |
Ali: A Life Chicago author (and recent Pulitzer Prize winner) includes in this life story a fair bit about Chicago’s importance to Ali. In a WTTW interview on August 9, 2021, Eig says, “Ali lived here for some of the most important years of his career. You could say that he had his racial awakening here, because it's when he begins to box as an amateur and travels to Chicago for the first time that he sees that the rest of America is different [than Louisville].” Later in the interview, he says, “He says he lost his virginity in Chicago, so that's a big deal. But it's also a place where he started to get national attention. He loved those two things a lot: sex and media attention. But to be serious about it, Chicago was really where he began to find a national stage and to realize that he could be special. He’s still in high school [when he first comes to Chicago for the Golden Gloves tournament], and he’s cocky, but he doesn't know yet whether he's special as a boxer. |
Johnathan Eig |
2017 |
| 963. |
Floyd Sullivan |
2017 | |
| 964. |
Chicago Renaissance: Literature and Art in the Midwest Metropolis |
Liesl Olson |
2017 |
| 965. |
Chicago’s Only Castle: The History of Givins Irish Castle and Its Keepers |
Errol Magidson |
2017 |
| 966. |
City of Grit and Gold |
Maud Macrory Powell |
2017 |
| 967. |
Eve L. Ewing |
2017 | |
| 968. |
V.I. Warshawski (#19) |
Sara Paretsky |
2017 |
| 969. |
Gunmetal Blue |
Joseph G. Peterson |
2017 |
| 970. |
Useni Eugene Perkins |
2017 | |
| 971. |
Erika L. Sánchez |
2017 | |
| 972. |
Screenplay: David and Jonathan Singer Director: David Singer Stars: Virginia Kull, Ed Begley, Jr., Marilu Henner |
Screenplay: David and Jonathan Singer |
2017 |
| 973. |
Goodman Theatre |
Sandra Delgado |
2017 |
| 974. |
Hank and Marvin #2 |
John Guzlowski |
2017 |
| 975. |
Linda Williams Jackson |
2017 | |
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