Tag Archives: Richard R. Guzman
Albert Halper: Summer in Chicago
This is one of a large series devoted to Chicago writers. These articles are expansions of ones written as introductions to two anthologies of Chicago writing I did: first, with David Starkey, Smokestacks and Skyscrapers, and second, my Black Writing … Continue reading
Elia Peattie: Instituted by Women
This is one of a large series devoted to Chicago writers. These articles are expansions of ones written as introductions to two anthologies of Chicago writing I did: first, with David Starkey, Smokestacks and Skyscrapers, and second, my Black Writing … Continue reading
Let’s Pretend
Below is a Video of a sermon whose title, “Let’s Pretend,” is taken from one of the chapters of C.S. Lewis’ book Mere Christianity. The book is a compilation of radio shows Lewis did during World War II. Some of … Continue reading