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Matt Wood Tuesday, November 23, 2010 Blog I haven't made my Christmukkah list for this year yet, but I just found my first item: the Bookinist, a sleek, modern chair featuring nooks and crannies for books, a built-in lamp, a special compartment for y ...

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An attempt to destigmatize electroshock therapy? Read all about it.

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The Chicago History Museum is crowdsourcing its next special exhibit, and "Chicago Authors" has made it into the final four! All you need to vote is an email address, and it takes about five seconds. Do this today. For literature.

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"This isn’t science; it’s ear training." William Shakespeare's Sonnet #55, in all of its glory, analyzed for speech stresses by Northwestern University Professor Reg Gibbons.

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"The prison systems of all democracies are alike; every dictatorship has its own way of torturing its prisoners."

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For all the possibilities of meaning making that can be found in poetry, consider the way children acquire language.

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"I’m married to a man, and have grown children and grandchildren, but all my life, I have identified as a lesbian." http://bit.ly/1lrTZJ8

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Miriam Bird Greenberg writes dystopia with a lilt. Her most recent chapbook, All Night in the New Country (Sixteen Rivers Press), figures postapocalyptic conditions in clear, supple poems.

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"Am I willing to strip down? All the way? To show everything? Or am I not only too encumbered, too fleshy, too flawed, but also too vain? Too devoted to “voice”?" Part two of our five-essay series "The Naked I: The Exposed Voice of Nonfiction."

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For all your German made, wheeled bookshelf seating needs

An attempt to destigmatize electroshock therapy? Read all about it.

The Chicago History Museum is crowdsourcing its next special exhibit, and "Chicago Authors" has made it into the final four! All you need to vote is an email address, and it takes about five seconds. Do this today. For literature.

"This isn’t science; it’s ear training." William Shakespeare's Sonnet #55, in all of its glory, analyzed for speech stresses by Northwestern University Professor Reg Gibbons.

"The prison systems of all democracies are alike; every dictatorship has its own way of torturing its prisoners."

For all the possibilities of meaning making that can be found in poetry, consider the way children acquire language.

"I’m married to a man, and have grown children and grandchildren, but all my life, I have identified as a lesbian." http://bit.ly/1lrTZJ8

Miriam Bird Greenberg writes dystopia with a lilt. Her most recent chapbook, All Night in the New Country (Sixteen Rivers Press), figures postapocalyptic conditions in clear, supple poems.

"Am I willing to strip down? All the way? To show everything? Or am I not only too encumbered, too fleshy, too flawed, but also too vain? Too devoted to “voice”?" Part two of our five-essay series "The Naked I: The Exposed Voice of Nonfiction."

"If I squinted my eyes and let them go all blurry, it glittered just like magic waiting. Or how I pictured magic might look if I could ever find it."

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