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Chicago Water Tower | aliteraryreeder
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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. May 16, 2015. Today I spent about ten contemplative minutes sitting on a bench in the shadow of the Chicago Water Tower amidst the hustle and bustle in the center of the Magnificent Mile. I imagined how life must have been in the area when the Water Tower was built in 1869, when it was called the Chicago Water-Works Tower. There would be horse and buggies on the street, not cars. A completely different world! This entry was posted in Uncategorized.
Lisa Barr To Discuss “Fugitive Colors” on April 20 | aliteraryreeder
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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Lisa Barr To Discuss “Fugitive Colors” on April 20. March 26, 2015. Lisa Barr will be speaking at the Chicago Jewish Authors Series at Max and Benny’s on Monday evening, April 20. At 7 pm. Lisa’s amazing novel,. Relates the unlikely journey of a young Orthodox Jewish man from Chicago’s West Side to the art salons of Paris and Berlin in the turbulent days leading up to the Second World War. And later became managing editor of. You are commenting us...
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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: aliteraryreeder.wordpress.com. About aliteraryreeder.wordpress.com. Richard Reeder is a literary enthusiast who has published his first book, "Chicago Sketches." He is an instructor in the Oakton Community College Emeritus Program. He also blogs for Mike Lipkin's Noir Journal. August 16, 2016. Man Booker American Longlist Selections Questioned. August 13, 2016. America’s inhumane prison system in the 192...
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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Lisa Barr To Discuss “Fugitive Colors” on April 20. April 16, 2015. Hope you can make it to Max and Benny’s next Monday evening. Lisa Barr will be speaking at the Chicago Jewish Authors Series at Max and Benny’s on Monday evening, April 20. At 7 pm. Lisa’s amazing novel,. Relates the unlikely journey of a young Orthodox Jewish man from Chicago’s West Side to the art salons of Paris and Berlin in the turbulent days leading up to the Second World War.
Historically Speaking | aliteraryreeder
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Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. April 18, 2015. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. And tagged Chicago Jewish Historical Society. Rogers Park/West Ridge Historical Society. By aliteraryreeder.wordpress.com. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.
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Live From Skokie: Thank you, Misters Bono and Pavarotti.
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Saturday, April 18, 2015. Thank you, Misters Bono and Pavarotti. Ave Maria is not just for Catholics. I love listening to Ave Maria. Sung, no matter what the lyrics are. Composed by an Austrian guy, Franz Schubert. The Lady of the Lake. Bono and Luciano Pavarotti performed a lovely version of it in 2009. My ties to Sk...
Live From Skokie: September 2012
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Wednesday, September 5, 2012. Presentation Matters: Q&A with Catherine Johns. No matter what line of work you are in, no matter what your ambitions are, being influential at work or in your community is important to your success on the job and in the rest of your life. Looking for a job? A former radio news anchor, ta...
Live From Skokie: September 2014
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Tuesday, September 30, 2014. Food for Thought from Simon Sinek. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Karen Kring by Ozzie Ramsay. Karen Kring and Skokie. Get Out And About In Skokie: Check the Patch Calendar. Police search for driver in fatal Morton Grove hit-and-run. Morton Grove Farmers' Market. Under the...
Live From Skokie: January 2015
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Wednesday, January 14, 2015. Compassion and Empathy: What do they look like? Someone we care about is hurting. What should we do? What are we able to do? What can we do? We can empathize or sympathize with our loved one. We can even ignore them. This moment is about them. Keeping it about them is not easy. Can be thou...
Live From Skokie: Listen? Solve? Give an opinion? Give a hug?
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Sunday, May 17, 2015. Words of wisdom from Greg Panaligan. I had a lovely conversation with my neighbor Greg Panaligan. Last month. So much we talked about was memorable, but the following thought keeps coming back to me as I piss people off and they piss me off. B) Help them solve a problem. D) Just give them a hug.
Live From Skokie: April 2013
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Thursday, April 18, 2013. Skokie's pillars of society, and others, at the Skokie Theatre, August 2012. Links to this post. Rocky Horror Picture Show. Monday, April 1, 2013. Lincoln Jr. High kids pledge to KICK BUTTS. I pledge to be tobacco free because…. LIFE IS SHORT ENOUGH. I don't want to die. Tobacco is very NASTY.
Live From Skokie: June 2013
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Monday, June 17, 2013. Kristin Lems at Starbucks. Updated July 22, 2013. Had a great time on Saturday/June 15 with the crowd at Starbucks. On Dempster by Karlov) as we listened to Evanston's own singer-songwriter Kristin Lems. To be clear, while Kristin is a neighbor, she's known worldwide. For the Evanston Review.
Live From Skokie: September 2013
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Thursday, September 26, 2013. Goodman Theatre seeks Publications Coordinator. 184;•*¨*•. Heard it though the grapevine: Goodman Theatre. Is looking for a Publications Coordinator. Reports to: Marketing and Public Relations. 8226; 2-5 years experience in marketing, publications or related field. 8226; computer skills.
Live From Skokie: Compassion and Empathy: What do they look like?
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I tweet at @LiveFromSkokie about things Skokie denizens might or should care about. When 140 characters isn't enough, I post here and feature the posts of guest bloggers from the community. Wednesday, January 14, 2015. Compassion and Empathy: What do they look like? Someone we care about is hurting. What should we do? What are we able to do? What can we do? We can empathize or sympathize with our loved one. We can even ignore them. This moment is about them. Keeping it about them is not easy. Can be thou...
Speakers | Chicago Book Expo 2015
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Chicago Book Expo 2015. Coming November 21, 2015! Anthony Peregrine Betori is a queer educator and artist who lives in Rogers Park. (1pm, Room 837). Bob Boone has written a sports biography, a memoir, three creative writing books, and a volume of short stories, His new short story book,. Back to Forest High. Is coming out this December. He has been an English teacher since 1964. (4pm, Room 835-836). Vanessa Borjon is a Latina poet and community organizer who lives in Logan Square. (1pm, Room 837). Collec...
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A Literary Passage | Musings on literature and life
Musings on literature and life. Skip to primary content. Eve and the Choice Made in Eden. If Life Were Easy It Wouldn’t Be Hard. All the Light We Cannot See. The Fault in Our Stars. The Light Between Oceans. All the Light We Cannot See. Catherine, Called Birdy. A Life Without Limits. Eve and the Choice Made in Eden. If Life Were Easy It Wouldn’t Be Hard. Catherine, Called Birdy. The Fault in Our Stars. Musings on Literature and Life. What makes a classic? The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars.
A Literary Perusal | Falling In Love One Perusal At A Time
Falling In Love One Perusal At A Time. BLOG TOUR AND EXCERPT – Under the Influence by L.B. Simmons. Nder the Influence by L.B. Simmons. Years later, I know now what I wish I knew then. I am stronger. Smarter. Tougher. I will not allow myself to be broken again. I raged for you. I wept for you. And now, I’m letting you go. Cassie maintains her wide smile. You go on a date and I guarantee what you find regarding Dalton and his feelings will surprise you. Every guy at school has a hard-on for you, you fool&...
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A Z by title. Brake Failure by Alison Brodie {Review}. Tuesday 10 January 2017. Monday 9 January 2017. Brake Failure by Alison Brodie. Published January 2017 by Clipboard Press. Ebook, 340 pages. Brake Failure is a contemporary romance with humour, suspense and a kick-ass heroine. The story is set in one of the most fascinating periods of America’s history: the months leading up to Y2K “melt-down.”. 8220;Is it too late to tell him you love him when you’re looking down the barrel of his gun? With the Mill...
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Unbreakable Seal by Summer Lane – Book Blitz. December 10, 2016. Unbreakable Seal by Summer Lane Publication date: December 9th 2016 Genres: Adult, Thriller Chris Young has it all. Elite training, undercover missions, and a life of adventure. As one of the […]. Read Article →. Teach Your Heart – Book Blitz. December 4, 2016. This is my stop during the book blitz for Teach Your Heart by Tracey Alvarez. This book blitz is organized by Lola’s Blog Tours. The book blitz runs from 30 […]. Read Article →.
aliteraryreeder | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. May 16, 2015. Today I spent about ten contemplative minutes sitting on a bench in the shadow of the Chicago Water Tower amidst the hustle and bustle in the center of the Magnificent Mile. I imagined how life must have been in the area when the Water Tower was built in 1869, when it was called the Chicago Water-Works Tower. There would be horse and buggies on the street, not cars. A completely different world! May 12, 2015.
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The Birds and Other Stories by Daphne Du Maurier. December 11, 2016. I cannot believe that, after reading and really enjoying. The most famous story in the collection has to be. Which I enjoyed as a film but preferred as a short story. Even before the birds begin to attack (which happens very quickly – Du Maurier dives straight in to her story), there is a sense of unease rapidly building:. The ending too was beautifully done, and this is definitely one of the best short stories I have ever read. In whic...
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A Literary Sojourn
Friday, October 9, 2009. Decidedly Dickens; A Shake of Shelley. Day 6 was busy starting in Portsmouth at the southern end of England and ending in Broadstairs (Kent) on the east coast north of Dover. On the way, we stopped at Horsham, the home of the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley; and at Rochester, another of Dickens' haunts. Here's a picture of the Dickens home where Charles Dickens was born; the primary reason for our pilgrimage to Portsmouth. What a study for an antiquarian! The Rochester Cathedral (as se...
