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CHICAGO REVIEW

presents

A BILINGUAL READING

with

CHRISTIAN HAWKEY

ULJANA WOLF

& MONIKA RINCK

to celebrate

ISSUE 55:1: SEVEN POETS FROM BERLIN

on

THURSDAY, JANUARY 28th @ 6PM

at the

GOETHE-INSTITUT CHICAGO

(150 N. MICHIGAN AVE)

as well as an

ENCORE READING

on

SATURDAY, JANUARY 30th @ 7PM

at

MYOPIC BOOKS

(1564 N. Milwaukee Ave.)

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Christian Hawkey is the author of The Book…

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CHICAGO REVIEW is pleased to announce the publication of issue 55:1: SEVEN POETS FROM BERLIN, edited and introduced by Christian Hawkey.

Featuring:

POEMS by Daniel Falb, Monika Rinck, Hendrik Jackson, Uljana Wolf, Steffen Popp, Sabine Scho, and Ron Winkler

&

TRANSLATIONS by Christian Hawkey,…

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CHICAGO REVIEW is pleased to announce the publication of issue 54:4, featuring:

POETRY by Anne Carson, Saskia Hamilton, Tomaž Šalamun, Peter Streckfus, Jee Young Lee, Rusty Morrison, and Elizabeth Willis

FICTION by Michael Martone, Madeline ffitch, and Juan Filloy

ESSAYS by Susan Howe and…

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CHICAGO REVIEW is pleased to announce the publication of its Winter 2009 issue (54:3) on STEPHEN RODEFER.

This special issue includes an interview with Stephen Rodefer, critical essays by Keston Sutherland and David Georgi, two essays and four poems by Rodefer himself,…

]]> http://www.digitalemunction.com/2009/01/12/new-issue-of-chicago-review-stephen-rodefer-543/ George Packer: Not a Literary Critic To be fair: George Packer’s specialty is eloquent but naive hand-wringing over the moral problems created by U.S. Foreign Policy (for the book length version, see his The Assassins Gate: America in Iraq). But his New Yorker blog promises semi-regular…

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