Well if that's what you wanted you're going to be a little disappointed. However, if you're the literary type the "Printers Row Journal" is something you should probably check out:
At the heart of this first-of-a-kind program is the new 24-page Printers Row Journal, with book reviews, author interviews and stories about Chicago's rich literary scene. Accompanying the journal each week is the Printers Row Fiction Series, a bound booklet of original fiction, much of it by Chicago writers. The journal begins publication Feb. 26.
So there you have it. While it's not what we originally thought it was, it sounds pretty interesting.
If you're not into this stuff, you can still probably appreciate the positive branding that the Printers Row neighborhood will receive from this. In our opinion that's a pretty powerful thing.
(image from Chicago Tribune)
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Glad to hear you like it. The author events have already begun (www.tribnation.com/events) We're looking for ways to build a vibrant (literary) community around it, too. If you know of people we should talk to, or things worth trying, let me know! TribNation@tribune.com gets to me.
-- James Janega | Trib Nation Manager | Chicago Tribune
And resident at 801 S. Plymouth. See you in the neighborhood!
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