Chicago's Neighborhoods, Incorporated
Chicago's Books and Chicago's Books Press are imprints of Chicago's Neighborhoods, Inc,
a small press that was first created in 2003 and which has published several books about
Chicago neighborhoods, downtown, how the city developed over the decades,
and well-known personalities and places. The company was created by Neal Samors,
who has authored, co-authored and/or published 12 books, including the company's three
latest works: Clark Weber's Rock and Roll Radio, by Clark Weber,
Never Put Ketchup On A Hot Dog, by Bob Schwartz, and
The Rise of The Magnificent Mile by Eric Bronsky and Neal Samors.
Dr. Samors is a lifelong resident of Chicago who grew up on the city's Far North Side
and developed a passion for the history, neighborhoods, and people of Chicago and suburbs.
His books reflect a continued commitment to tell the many stories about his hometown from its
inception to the present.