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Chicago Literary Hall of Fame

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Chicago writers honors

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Chicago writers honors

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The Chicago Literary Hall of Fame (CLHOF) honours Chicago writers through annual induction and Fuller Award ceremonies: Donald G. Evans founded it in 2010 as a project of the Chicago Writers Association, and it became its own nonprofit organization in 2013 — from CLHOF's own board page (tier 2), fetched in full. Stored 'Chicago writers honors' note stands.

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