false1359478<![CDATA[The Chicago Way]]>http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1182976788m/1359478.jpghttp://photo.goodreads.com/books/1182976788s/1359478.jpgThe Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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200730falseSat Jun 06 00:00:00 -0700 2009Sat May 23 09:28:55 -0700 2009Sat Jun 06 09:17:20 -0700 2009 The story begins when Michael Kelly (an ex-cop, now a PI) is approached by a long time ...more...]]>
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way by Michael Harvey is a fun, quick read – the first novel by the co-creator of tv’s Cold Case Files, a show I know exists but otherwise couldn’t care any less about. Perhaps this knowledge prejudiced me against this slender neo-noir, because when I finished, I felt like I had j...more...]]>
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The Chicago Way, rips the classic crime novels of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett from their 30s origins and slams them like a brass fist into the teeth of modern-day Chicago. All of the pieces are here: Chandler's Byzantine plots and tack-sharp dialogue; a smorgasbord of knuckle sandwiches to sate the die-hard Hammett fan; and a damaged dame (platinum blonde, natch), straight out of a James Cain roadside diner. Seemingly destined for noir greatness, The Chicago Way both respects its gnarled roots and catapults hardboiled crime fiction into a new century. --Jon Foro <p/>P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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200740falseMon Jun 01 00:00:00 -0700 2009Wed Jul 08 05:05:30 -0700 2009Wed Jul 08 05:09:14 -0700 2009 A nice change for me compared to most of the typical murder mysteries that dominate the bestseller l...more...]]>
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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200720falseWed Apr 29 00:00:00 -0700 2009Fri Apr 17 05:30:51 -0700 2009Wed Apr 29 05:11:51 -0700 2009 Then Harvey tries to ramp it up, and it falls apart. The plot becomes a ridiculous shaggy dog story, with serial killers, mobsters, vigilante justice, and a dozen behind-the-...more...]]>
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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The Chicago Way, also offers readers a walking tour through P.I. Michael Kelly's Chicago. So where does a detective go to quench his thirst in the Windy City? The author offers Kelly's top five places to get a pint. <p/> <center> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_02a.jpg"/> <image border="0" src="http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/books/promos/a-plus/chicago_harvey_01a.jpg"/> </center> <p/>1. The Hidden Shamrock, 2723 North Halsted Street Best pint of Guinness in the city. Besides, Kelly knows the owners. <p/>2. Celtic Crossings, 751 North Clark Street A print of James Joyce's death mask hangs in a frame behind the bar. Around closing, it's the liveliest-looking thing in the place. <p/>3. Billy Goat Tavern, 430 North Michigan Avenue, Lower Level A Chicago legend. And a good place to eavesdrop on the ink-stained wretches that make a living out of other people's misfortune, also known as newspaper reporters. (Learn more about the Billy Goat when Kelly drops in for a drink in his second novel, due out in 2008.) <p/>4. Hopleaf Bar, 5148 North Clark Street Beer in three hundred different flavors. Need we say more? <p/>5. Coq D'Or inside the Drake Hotel, 140 East Walton Place Old school Chicago. Order an Executive Martini, made with eight ice cubes and poured from a brandy snifter. Then find yourself a cab home.
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