The American Writers Museum, which opened yesterday in downtown Chicago, is decidedly not a library. While there is a Readers Hall filled with comfy couches and a selection of popular works to browse, this first and only museum dedicated to celebrating American writers and their influence on American history and culture is chock full of content that appeals to four of the five senses (sorry, nothing to taste here).
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Jenna Sauber 