The Hidden Impact of Architecture in ‘Who Is the City For?’ – Chicago Review of Books

The Hidden Impact of Architecture in ‘Who Is the City For?’ – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] My neighborhood in Fort Worth, TX is undergoing rapid gentrification. It has gone from an industrial area where residents had to dodge tractor trailers to what’s now a commercial, entertainment district. The small, limited, public spaces have been made Instagrammable, and the neighborhood renamed to an easy hashtag. Where early residents lived in old, … Read more

Duality, Complexity, and the Architecture of a Story in “Consent” – Chicago Review of Books

Duality, Complexity, and the Architecture of a Story in “Consent” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] Annabel Lyon, an award-winning writer first hailed for her short stories, and later for her work in both YA fiction and historical fiction, continues to find new ways to broaden her reach in her latest novel Consent, which draws from both literary fiction as well as the thriller. Consent might be closest to Lyon’s … Read more