+ Book Reviews

• Just South of Home, by Karen Strong
• Wilder Girls, by Rory Power
• A River of Royal Blood, by Amanda Joy
  
• The Glare, by Margot Harrison
  

+ ESSAYS

• "How a Muslim Feels about 9/11”
  
• “I’ve Always been a Wish Girl”
  
• "What We Mean When We Talk About Tolerance"
• “Memories of Summer: Romancing the Van”
• "What it's like to be a Muslim-American in a Post-9/11 World"
  

+ INTERVIEWS

• Q&A with Artist Mary Porterfield
• Q&A with Artist Sabina Ott
• Q&A with Bradbury Biographer Sam Weller
• An Interview with Flash Fiction Online’s Editor-in-Chief , Suzanne -Vincent, & Publisher, Anna Yeatts

+ ART FEATURES

• Corner Art Gallery Opens in Avondale Neighborhood
• Artist David Hartt Appointed to MCA Board of Trustees
• Exhibition of Rare Works by Camille Pissarro Closes Thursday
• Woman Made Gallery Release Study on Gender Disparities in Commercial Art Galleries
• Chicago-Based Artist Sabina Ott Receives 2015 Guggenheim Fellowship

+ LITERATURE FEATURES

• Booking it to Success: Naomi Huffman is Curbside Splendor’s New Editor-in-Chief

• Lit 50: Who Really Books in Chicago (One of 14 contributing writers)

• Transformation Through Narrative Structures: Book and Paper Artist Teresa Pankratz Talks Storytelling and Inspiration
• Modernizing the Past: TriQuarterly’s First Issues Hit the Online Stage
• Amping it Up–Columbia College Announces Big Changes in Creative Writing Department