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Lit-urday: ‘Some Dead Genius’
Lenny Kleinfeld paints a vivid portrait of murder in Chi-town
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July Is Crime Month: Raymond Chandler’s ‘The Long Goodbye’
Sleuthing for a childhood relic
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July Is Crime Month: Q&A with Meg Gardiner
Local writer on her new thriller and her secret to success
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July Is Crime Month: Noir at the Bar
Hard liquor and hardboiled writers mix it up at Opal’s South
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Lit-urday: The Fever
Megan Abbott novel outfits high schoolers in a fetching shade of noir
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Lit-urday: Quantum Ops and Sentient Ink
Meanwhile, deep in the vat-grown heart of a dystopian NYC
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Letters Like You’ve Never Seen Before
Northern-Southern Gallery goes graphically abecedarian
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Unleashing the Fundraising Power of ‘Inframan’
Drafthouse screening Hong Kong sci-fi classic for Stephen Romano
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Lit-urday: Romance and Cigarettes
Novels perfect for fueling the fire of a summer weekend
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Hillary Rodham Clinton is Coming to Town
Day includes BookPeople, Long Center: Just don’t ask about 2016.
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Kickstart Your Weekend: ‘The Illustrated Geek Cookbook’
Kitchen Overlord wants to invade your kitchen shelves