The
Chicago Literary Club
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The Club
is a voluntary association of men and women interested in writing original
essays on topics of their own choosing and in listening to other members
present their essays. Meetings are held on Monday evenings from October
through May; one essay is delivered each evening. Most members are not
professional writers, but all are expected to express themselves competently
in English, and to present their essays in typewritten or printed form to the
Secretary for inclusion in the Club archives. Further
information: chicago.literary.club@gmail.com. Please
submit any queries, errors, and broken links to the webmaster at this address. |
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The
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The Club Archives primarily consist of papers presented
before the Club, and are housed at The Newberry Library. Most of those papers
date from the 1930s, 1940s and later. Papers available online are listed by
subject in the Index of Papers Online.
You may search for the papers of a specific author under the author's name in
the Roll of Members. If the paper
has the notation (N) following the date of presentation, it is held in the
collection at the Newberry. If it does not have this notation, the Club does not possess a copy. The Club
would be very grateful for copies of any papers it does not possess -- please
contact the Webmaster. Copies can be digital or on paper. |
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Histories of the Club since
inception |
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Index of Papers Online, by subject |
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Papers Published by the Club |
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Photo Directory, restricted to
members only |
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Roll of Members, with links to
papers online |
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Publishing Papers Online (faq) |
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The
artwork found on the site is original, created by Frederick W. Gookin in the
late 19th and early 20th centuries. The artwork and all material on this site
are ©1874-2010 by The Chicago Literary Club, except as noted. |
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