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Welcome to Read/Write Library Chicago, formerly Chicago Underground Library! We'll be getting a site update pretty soon so please get in touch. If you have any questions! Keep an eye out for upcoming public events by joining our mailing list. And check our volunteer list. For orientations and ways to help! Fri, Sat and Sun. 1 PM - 5 PM, Tues 6-9pm or by appointment. Chicago, IL 60622 [ map. Read/Write Library is entirely volunteer-run. Help preserve community media and make it visible!

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About | Read/Write Library Chicago

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Founded in 2006 as Chicago Underground Library, in 2011 we decided that we needed a new name that more accurately reflected our mission. And so, Chicago Underground Library became Read/Write Library. Now in our 10th year, we'll be making some big changes. If you are interested in learning more about how you can support our work as 501c3 nonprofit, please consider:. What You Will Find Here. To find out how to add your work or collection to the library, please visit our submission guidelines.

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Read/Write Library Chicago | Access, Preservation, Visibility

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Rewrite Your City with Stories from Your Own Backyard. Opening Nov 7 - Closing Nov 29. A month-long Pop Up Library and free public program series at Mautene Court. Read More. Read/Write Library Chicago has had tons of inquiries into. Fri, Sat and Sun 1-5pm. Chicago, IL 60622 [ map. Read/Write Library is entirely volunteer-run. Help preserve community media and make it visible!

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King Lear presented by Eleusis Collective. Thursday, June 16, 2016 - 7:00pm. Directed by Claire K. Redfield. Dates: June 16-19 and 23-26, 2016. Read more about King Lear presented by Eleusis Collective. Rewritable Wicker Park Pop Up Library. 1260 N. Milwaukee. Saturday, November 7, 2015 - 3:00pm. Nov 7-29th, Weekends 12-Sunset and Weekdays 3-Sunset (sometimes later). Read more about Rewritable Wicker Park Pop Up Library. Wednesday, October 21, 2015 - 7:00pm. General meeting starts at 7! Come to our first...

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Winner of the "Best Library Sans Will Shakespeare". Read/Write Library named a Best of Chicago 2012. Tiny Libraries, DIY Reading Rooms, and Other Micro Book Depots. February 29, 2012. Alison Nastasi takes readers to a dozen micro libraries across the US. The New York Times. An Unusual Library Finds a New Home. November 12, 2011. Juan-Pablo Velez talks to friends and supporters of Read/Write Library our efforts to preserve media others ignore. WBEZ Chicago Public Radio. November 9, 2011. August 22, 2011.

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Get Involved | Read/Write Library Chicago

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How You Can Help Us Grow. Read/Write Library has been entirely volunteer-run for 10 years. In 2016, we're taking major steps toward scaling and sustaining the organization and volunteers will continue to play an important role even as we work to add paid staff. These changes will help ensure that we can continue to develop our collection as broadly and intentionally as possible and consistently deliver our programs to more communities across the Chicago area. Fri, Sat and Sun 1-5pm.

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I write Catholic things and Chicago things. Reprint: How to Become a Lapsed Catholic, and Come Back, in Several Easy Steps. August 9, 2016. August 9, 2016. I was flopping at a friend’s Brooklyn apartment for a few days. The Friday I arrived, we had dinner at a pub. Mine was Guinness and chipotle shrimp tacos. We chatted about a topic I no longer remember. Except that it caused him to observe: We’re both practicing Catholics. And here’s a link. July 12, 2016. August 9, 2016. This priest had worked with th...

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Karen the Small Press Librarian. Monday, September 15, 2014. Writer on Writer: Colleen McKee Interviews Sarah Shotland. For the latest Writer on Writer. Interview, I paired Colleen McKee. And her book Nine Kinds of Wrong. JK Publishing, 2013) with Sarah Shotland. And her new novel Junkette. White Gorilla Press, 2014). Today Colleen interviews Sarah about Junkette. Set in hurricane-season New Orleans just before Hurricane Katrina, Sarah's poetic novel Junkette. How did this process start for you? Colleen:...

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Karen the Small Press Librarian: Writer on Writer: Daniel McCloskey Interviews Bradley Spinelli

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Karen the Small Press Librarian. Thursday, February 27, 2014. Writer on Writer: Daniel McCloskey Interviews Bradley Spinelli. Is a new interview series where I ask two small press writers to read each others' books and come up with interview questions for each other. In this second pairing of the series, I asked authors Daniel McCloskey. Pittsburgh) and Bradley Spinelli. Le Chat Noir, 2013) is set in 1999 and narrated by a Gen-Xer, Benson, who has recently moved to newly-hip North Brooklyn. Daniel: One o...

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Karen the Small Press Librarian. Wednesday, August 7, 2013. Must-Read Indie Publishing Interview: Rami Shamir. I’m thrilled that novelist and former Zuccotti Occupier Rami Shamir. Talks about what it means to be an independent author in this terrific interview at The Huffington Post. Corporate buyouts and mergers of newspapers, and shrinking outlets for paid investigative journalism. Are all examples of the free market attack on free voices.We need writers who are free to speak. Shamir challenges us as a...

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Karen the Small Press Librarian: Must-Read Indie Publishing Interview: Rami Shamir

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Karen the Small Press Librarian. Wednesday, August 7, 2013. Must-Read Indie Publishing Interview: Rami Shamir. I’m thrilled that novelist and former Zuccotti Occupier Rami Shamir. Talks about what it means to be an independent author in this terrific interview at The Huffington Post. Corporate buyouts and mergers of newspapers, and shrinking outlets for paid investigative journalism. Are all examples of the free market attack on free voices.We need writers who are free to speak. Shamir challenges us as a...

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Karen the Small Press Librarian. Thursday, September 26, 2013. Indie Bookstore of the Month: Guide to Kulchur. Have you noticed that the lovers, makers, and sellers of print culture refuse to give up on print and its continued relevance? In 2010 it was Atomic Books. Call for The Revenge of Print. In recent months, it's been the thriving indie bookstores of Bushwick. Brooklyn; the used booksellers of. Working to revive reading and restore the city to its former literary glory; The Taksim Square Book Club.

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Karen the Small Press Librarian. Sunday, September 21, 2014. Writer on Writer: Sarah Shotland Interviews Colleen McKee. Last week, Colleen McKee. About her new novel, Junkette. This week Sarah interviews Colleen about her 2013 book, Nine Kinds of Wrong. Sarah Shotland: Public transportation pops up again and again throughout Nine Kinds of Wrong. As someone who loves to write while riding public transportation, I'm curious if you also like to write while in transit? After Nine Kinds of Wrong. Sarah: How d...

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Karen the Small Press Librarian. Thursday, February 27, 2014. Writer on Writer: Daniel McCloskey Interviews Bradley Spinelli. Is a new interview series where I ask two small press writers to read each others' books and come up with interview questions for each other. In this second pairing of the series, I asked authors Daniel McCloskey. Pittsburgh) and Bradley Spinelli. Le Chat Noir, 2013) is set in 1999 and narrated by a Gen-Xer, Benson, who has recently moved to newly-hip North Brooklyn. Daniel: One o...

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