Chicago Works
Composed of great stories by top Chicago authors, this anthology contains 21 short stories, each originally published in an internationally famous literary market. The themes of the stories cover everything Chicago -- from its history and politics to its social structure -- in a way that brings to life a vibrant and diverse city. The stories are set against backdrops as various as the local addresses of Lake Shore Drive, a city tenement basement, and an affluent suburb, as well as national locales such as Iowa and Oklahoma City and international locales such as the Middle East and Europe. But whatever the stories' settings, the writers have one thing in common: they all live and work in the Chicago area. With a foreword by Chicago's mayor, Richard M. Daley, this collection demonstrates the extraordinary literary talent of Chicago.
233 pages
English edition · First published 2003 by Morton Press · ISBN 9780962544613
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Réflexions Sur La Guerre, Le Mal Et La Fin De L'histoire ; Précédé De Les Damnés De La GuerreBernard-Henri Lévy