The Chicago Tribune may debut a 32-page book review publication, Printers Row, in January, as an add-on print publication to cost $2.
Sounds like the pub would be
similar to the New York Times Book Review, though the test issue contains a piece of fiction, not commonly found in the Times version -- now "so popular that it is sold separately, at a price
of $91 annually for mail delivery in Illinois," writes Lynne Marek.
The Trib had a separate book section reportedly as late as 2008 -- and what is described by a former editor as a
literate, reading audience.”
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