Browse by date | Browse by category

Issue #1 of our new monthly magazine is now available, in both electronic and print form. Click here for more details, and to download or purchase a copy right now.

CCLaP's first paper books are now available. Click here for more, and to order a copy right now.

.

CCLaP's newest book, the story collection The Kickstarter Letters by David David Katzman, is now available. Click here for a lot more about it, and to start the purchasing/downloading process.

.

And don't forget the essay collection Historia, Historia by Eleanor Stanford, which came out last month. Click here for its online headquarters.

CCLaP is now selling whimsically decorated blank journals, made out of the same material as is used for our original books. Visit our Etsy store to learn more and to purchase one right now.

Stickers! Get yer sexy new hipster CCLaP stickers!

Full-sized posters and refrigerator magnets are available of the covers of all our 2012 books. See the bottom of each book's order page for more.

All previous episodes
Subscribe via RSS

The CCLaP Manifesto.

---

The Ridiculously Long Guide to CCLaP's 10-Point Scoring System.

---

The Year In Books: 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007

---

How to submit your work (for publication, review, etc).

---

About our staff.

---

CCLaP's history and future plans.

---

Master lists:
Book reviews
Movie reviews
Personal essays

The CCLaP 100
Naughty Netflix
Jugs & Capes
On Being Human

RSS 2.0 | Atom

Podcast (RSS)

Literary social networks: GoodReads | LibraryThing | Shelfari

cclapcenter [at] gmail.com

All material Copyright 2007-2013, Chicago Center for Literature and Photography. All rights revert to original authors after publication. Published under a Creative Commons license; some rights reserved.

CCLaP is always happy to accept publications for possible review, especially self-published ones, although makes no guarantee that any such review will definitely be published. Click here to learn how to submit such a project for review.

Programmed in HTML 4.1 and CSS2, powered through Movable Type, designed and maintained on an iMac. The space for this website is graciously supplied for free by Jimi Sweet; I thank him immensely for doing so.

Curious about what kind of compensation the center receives while in the course of writing its reviews, like free books and the like? Read CCLaP's FTC compliance statement.