Books in Chicago and Illinois

from the University of Chicago Press

• Abraham, Laurie Kaye: Mama Might Be Better Off Dead
• Aguilera, Luis Gabriel: Gabriel's Fire
• Angle, Paul M.: The Complete Lincoln-Douglas Debates of 1858
• Bachin, Robin F.: Building the South Side
• Blair, Cynthia: I've Got to Make My Livin'
• Booth, Wayne C.: The Knowledge Most Worth Having
• Brown-Saracino, Japonica: A Neighborhood That Never Changes
• Bryk, Anthony S.: Organizing Schools for Improvement
• Buisseret, David: Historic Illinois from the Air
• Bulmer, Martin: The Chicago School of Sociology
• Carson, Mina: Settlement Folk
• Chappell, Sally A. Kitt: Chicago's Urban Nature
• Chicago Architectural Club Journal: Influence Across Fields
• Chicago Map Society: Chicago to Lake Geneva: A 100-Year Road Trip
• Clark, Reginald M.: Family Life and School Achievement
• Condit, Carl W.: The Chicago School of Architecture
• Connors, Joseph: The Robie House of Frank Lloyd Wright
• Cronin, James W.: Fermi Remembered
• D'Amato, Paul: Barrio
• Darling, Sharon S.: Decorative and Architectural Arts in Chicago, 1871-1933
• Dewey, John: The School and Society and The Child and the Curriculum
• Drake, St. Clair: Black Metropolis
• Duneier, Mitchell: Slim's Table
• Dzuback, Mary Ann: Robert M. Hutchins
• Ebert, Roger: Awake in the Dark
• Ebert, Roger: Scorsese by Ebert
• Ebner, Michael H.: Creating Chicago's North Shore
• Elms, Anthony: Pathways to Unknown Worlds
• Farber, David: Chicago '68
• Feldman, Roberta M.: The Chicago Greystone in Historic North Lawndale
• Ford, Liam T. A.: Soldier Field
• Forsberg, Michael: Great Plains
• Fuchs, Ester R.: Mayors and Money
• Garb, Margaret: City of American Dreams
• Gilbert, James: Perfect Cities
• Gilfoyle, Timothy J.: Millennium Park
• Goodspeed, Thomas Wakefield: A History of the University of Chicago, Founded by John D. Rockefeller
• Goodwin, Joanne L.: Gender and the Politics of Welfare Reform
• Grande, Lance: Gems and Gemstones
• Green, Adam: Selling the Race
• Greenberg, Joel: A Natural History of the Chicago Region
• Greenberg, Joel: Of Prairie, Woods, and Water
• Grimshaw, William J.: Bitter Fruit
• Grossman, James R.: The Encyclopedia of Chicago
• Grossman, James R.: Land of Hope
• Guterbock, Thomas M.: Machine Politics in Transition
• Harris, Neil: The Chicagoan
• Hartfield, Ronne: Another Way Home
• Hecht, Ben: A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago
• Heinz, John P.: Urban Lawyers
• Hines, Thomas S.: Burnham of Chicago
• Hirsch, Arnold R.: Making the Second Ghetto
• Hudson, John C.: Chicago
• Hunt, D. Bradford: Blueprint for Disaster
• Hyra, Derek S.: The New Urban Renewal
• Jacob, Mark: Chicago under Glass
• Johnson, Elmer W.: Chicago Metropolis 2020
• Kamin, Blair: Why Architecture Matters
• Kantowicz, Edward R.: Polish-American Politics in Chicago, 1880-1940
• Keating, Ann Durkin: Chicago Neighborhoods and Suburbs
• Keating, Ann Durkin: Chicagoland
• Klinenberg, Eric: Heat Wave
• Knight, Louise W.: Citizen
• Kusch, Frank: Battleground Chicago
• Laumann, Edward O.: The Sexual Organization of the City
• Levi, Edward H.: Point of View
• Lewis, Robert: Chicago Made
• Lewis, George E.: A Power Stronger Than Itself
• Lindsey, Almont: The Pullman Strike
• Lissak, Rivka Shpak: Pluralism and Progressives
• Longstreth, Richard: The Charnley House
• Maloney, Cathy Jean: Chicago Gardens
• Mayer, Harold M.: Chicago
• Mazrim, Robert: The Sangamo Frontier
• McNeill, William: Hutchins' University
• Meyerowitz, Joanne J.: Women Adrift
• Neckerman, Kathryn M.: Schools Betrayed
• O'Gorman, James F.: Three American Architects
• Oak Park Historic Preservation Committee: A Guide to Oak Park's Frank Lloyd Wright and Prairie School Historic District
• Pacyga, Dominic A.: Chicago
• Pacyga, Dominic A.: Polish Immigrants and Industrial Chicago
• Palmer, Laurie: 3 Acres on the Lake
• Pattillo, Mary: Black on the Block
• Pattillo-McCoy, Mary: Black Picket Fences
• Peshkin, Alan: God's Choice
• Pierce, Bessie Louise: As Others See Chicago
• Pierce, Bessie Louise: A History of Chicago, Volume I
• Pierce, Bessie Louise: A History of Chicago, Volume II
• Pierce, Bessie Louise: A History of Chicago, Volume III
• Platt, Harold L.: The Electric City
• Platt, Harold L.: Shock Cities
• Preib, Martin: The Wagon and Other Stories from the City
• Prince, Sue Ann: The Old Guard and the Avant-Garde
• Reid, Tim: Tim and Tom
• Roche, Robert Samuel: Plans of Chicago
• Rossi, Peter H.: Down and Out in America
• Rydell, Robert W.: All the World's a Fair
• Rydell, Robert W.: World of Fairs
• Schultz, John: No One Was Killed
• Schulze, Franz: Chicago's Famous Buildings
• Schulze, Franz: Mies van der Rohe
• Seidel, Linda: Looking to Learn
• Seligman, Amanda I.: Block by Block
• Shils, Edward: Remembering the University of Chicago
• Siry, Joseph M.: Carson Pirie Scott
• Slayton, Robert A.: Back of the Yards
• Smith, Carl: The Plan of Chicago
• Smith, Carl: Urban Disorder and the Shape of Belief
• Solomonson, Katherine: The Chicago Tribune Tower Competition
• Solzman, David M.: The Chicago River
• Spear, Allan H.: Black Chicago
• Spears, Timothy B.: Chicago Dreaming
• Stamper, John W.: Chicago's North Michigan Avenue
• Stigler, George J.: Chicago Studies in Political Economy
• Stochl, Gary: On City Streets
• Storrer, William Allin: The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright
• Sullivan, Jerry: Hunting for Frogs on Elston, and Other Tales from Field & Street
• Sun Ra: The Wisdom of Sun Ra
• Suttles, Gerald D.: The Man-Made City
• Suttles, Gerald D.: The Social Order of the Slum
• Temkin, Brad: Private Places
• Thall, Bob: At City's Edge
• Thall, Bob: City Spaces
• Throgmorton, James A.: Planning as Persuasive Storytelling
• von Hausswolff, Carl Michael: Red Empty (Chicago 2003)
• Waldheim, Charles: Chicago Architecture
• Ward, J. Logan: An Explorer's Guide to the Field Museum
• Wheeler, Daniel: The Historic Chicago Greystone
• Wille, Lois: Forever Open, Clear, and Free
• Zaloom, Caitlin: Out of the Pits
• Zarefsky, David: Lincoln, Douglas, and Slavery
• Zorbaugh, Harvey Warren: The Gold Coast and the Slum