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United States/Japan Creative Artist Fellowship
January 5th, 2010 by nnebel | Posted in News | No Comments »
Chicago Quarterly Review Editor and fiction writer Elizabeth Mckenzie has been awarded a United States/Japan Creative Artist Fellowship through the Japan/US Friendship Commision. She will receive a five month paid residency to live in Japan and pursue a creative project.
What’s New & What’s Next in Chicago Publishing
December 11th, 2009 by nnebel | Posted in News | No Comments »
CQR editors had a great time at the City of Chicago sponsored publishing event ‘What’s New & What’s Next in Chicago Publishing’ last night. Four writers from the 2nd Story ensemble read – the theme was love in all its various guises – and music was provided by the always fantastic Seeking Wonderland. We also enjoyed a conversation with Jill Pollack, director of StoryStudiochicago, before the reading.
Chicago Quarterly Review was founded in 1995 to publish both emerging and established writers and, by doing so, encourage them in the development of their craft. By publishing the finest short stories, poems, photographs, and essays we hope to provide readers with work that stimulates, entertains, and inspires.