Looking Back/Looking Forward: How Chicago Helped Shape and Build Careers Over the Decades
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This publication includes interviews with as many as 65 individuals, who either grew up in Chicago or came to the city. The early, middle and later years of those careers were shaped or developed in Chicago. The book was written by Neal Samors and includes interviews with such individuals that range from Hugh Downs, Mike Wallace, Hugh Hefner, Lee Phillip Bell, Joel Daly, Shecky Greene, Ramsey Lewis, Shelley Berman and Harold Ramis to Billy Pierce, Gale Sayers, Glenn Hall, Ken Holtzman, Chef Grant Achatz, Larry Levy, Ann Roth, Reverend Jesse Jackson, Dick Portillo, and US District Judge Marvin Aspen. The Introduction to the book was written by Gary Johnson and the Foreword was written by Tom Dreesen. The Introductions to the six sections of the book were written by Paul Meincke, David Marienthal, Penny Pollack, Grant DePorter, Marc Schulman and US Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky. The 300-page book also includes about 75 photographs and is available for purchase from Amazon.com as a Print On Demand publication.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0996141790
ISBN13:9780996141796
Release Date:October 2024
Publisher:Chicago's Neighborhoods, Incorporated
Length:284 Pages
Dimensions:10.4" x 0.6" x 8.3"
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