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Lori Rader-Day

Lori Rader-Day

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Journalist, Chicago Review of Books

Chicago

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Arts And Culture , Music

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Industries

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Total articles 52

  • “If we don’t allow joy to exist, then we’re smothering the light”: An Interview with Kristen Arnett

    By Lori Rader-Day| Chicago Review of Books Verified We hear Florida is a wild place, a fun park-shaped peninsula where, bad news, alligators can apparently climb walls. The literature of Florida is similarly outlandish: Karen Russell, Carl Hiassen, Tim Dorsey—all writers who seem to be having far more fun than most.

    By Lori Rader-Day · Chicago Review of Books

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • Mystery Inside an Enigma: 6 Thrillers and Mysteries set in World War II

    By Elisa Shoenberger Verified, Joseph J. O’Connor, Mike Hollow, Lori Rader-Day| murder-mayhem.com@ You may have heard of the phrase: “It is a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma." That iconic phrase was uttered by Prime Minister Winston Churchill in 1939 about Russia after years of revolution and tumult. The same can be said about these mysteries and thrillers set during World War II. Even the most ordinary of crimes take on heightened significance under the threat of total war.

    By Elisa Shoenberger Verified, Joseph J. O’Connor, Mike Hollow, Lori Rader-Day · murder-mayhem.com

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • “If we don’t allow joy to exist, then we’re smothering the light”: An Interview with Kristen Arnett

    By Lori Rader-Day| Chicago Review of Books Verified We hear Florida is a wild place, a fun park-shaped peninsula where, bad news, alligators can apparently climb walls. The literature of Florida is similarly outlandish: Karen Russell, Carl Hiassen, Tim Dorsey—all writers who seem to be having far more fun than most.

    By Lori Rader-Day · Chicago Review of Books

    Mar. 18, 2025

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Chicago Review of Books

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