MAKE Literary Productions, NFP is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization whose purpose is
to publish contemporary literary writing through the biannual print publication, MAKE: A Chicago Literary Magazine, to stage readings and integrative arts events, and to educate through public forums on literature and writing and publishing workshops.
MAKE: A Chicago Literary Magazine
Chicago is a storyteller’s city, and MAKE is the story’s magazine. Chock full of fiction, poetry, essays, art, and reviews MAKE is substantial in both feel and scope. MAKE expands on the Chicago tradition to entertain and to inform.
A biannual publication, MAKE circulates 2,000 copies twice a year throughout Chicago and beyond. Find MAKE in Chicago area bookstores and making the rounds at special events, such as readings and festivals. MAKE was founded in 2004 by Ramsin Canon, Sarah Dodson, and Mike Zapata.
Reviews on Newpages.com
Review of Issue 8 – This Everyday
Review of issue 4 – Sister Cities: The International Issue
Review of issue 1 – The inaugural
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MAKE is available at numerous bookstores throughout Chicago, as well as the US.
CLICK HERE FOR A LIST OF STORES CARRYING MAKE.
MAKE is distributed through Ubiquity Inc. and Ingram Periodicals.
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MAKE is available anywhere, anytime, online.
Support MAKE Your subscriptions and tax-deductible financial support are immensely appreciated and keep us in action.
MAKE Literary Productions, NFP
2229 W. Iowa #3
Chicago, IL 60622
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Sarah Dodson, Director/Managing Editor
e: sarah at makemag.com
t: 773.552.7440
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Nelson Algren
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