Richard C. Lindberg - Tales of Forgotten Chicago
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RICHARD C. LINDBERG is an award-winning author, journalist, and lecturer who has written and published nineteen earlier books about Chicago history, politics, criminal justice, sports, and ethnicity. The 2011 memoir of his Northwest Side boyhood, Whiskey Breakfast: My Swedish Family, My American Life, was named nonfiction book of the year by the Chicago Writers Association. His 2017 institutional history, Northeastern Illinois University: The First 150 Years, and a 2009 biography, The Gambler King of Clark Street: Michael C. McDonald and the Rise of Chicagos Democratic Machine, were honored for original research and scholarship by the Illinois State Historical Society. Lindberg is a past president of the Society of Midland Authors and the Illinois Academy of Criminology, and serves on the board of directors of the Illinois State Historical Society. He has appeared on CBS News Nightwatch and has been a commentator on numerous local and national television and radio stations such as A&E, the History Channel, Investigation Discovery, the Travel Channel, National Public Radio, PBS, and others. He resides in Chicago, his hometown, with his wife, Denise.
I extend thanks to Sylvia Frank Rodrigue, for her critical insights and suggestions through multiple drafts, my skillful editors Wayne Larsen and Lisa Marty, and Linda Buhman, Jennifer Egan, and Judy Verdich for help in obtaining illustrationsthe Southern Illinois University Press team that shepherded this book through to publication.
Additional thanks to Ken Zurski, author of Unremembered, Karl Kageff, formerly of SIU Press, Pamela Olander, a constant source of encouragement; fellow authors Dick Bales and Thomas Frisbie, and the many dear friends and past colleagues from the Society of Midland Authors and the Chicago writing world. A final note of thanks to Justice Anne M. Burke of the Illinois Supreme Court whose commitment to the mission of Special Olympics has shaped a brighter world for children and adults with intellectual differences.
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ARTICLES AND REPORTS
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