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New York Calling
From Blackout to Bloomberg
400 pages, 230 halftones 7-1/2 x 9-4/5
Paper $25.00
ISBN: 9781861893383
Published September 2007
For sale in North and South America only
Introduction – Marshall Berman
Openers – Brian Berger
PUBLIC SPACES
Subterranean Vaudeville
Jim Knipfel
From Wise Guys to Woo-Girls
John Strausbaugh
Staten Island: The Forgotten Borough
Steve Maluk
There’s Hope For the Bronx
C. J. Sullivan
My Life in Graffiti
Joe Anastasio
Commerce
Luc Sante
Who Walk in Brooklyn
Brian Berger
Everyone-and-Everywhere in Queens
Kevin Walsh
The Homeless
Margaret Morton
CITY LIFE
The Other New York Awaits its Leader
Tom Robbins
NYPD
Leonard Levitt
The Practice of Everyday Life
Jean Thilmany
At Least it’s Not New York
Richard Meltzer
New York State of Crime
Tim McLoughlin
Civil Rights: What Happens There Matters
Leonard Greene
“Speaking Truth to Power”
Armond White
I Am a Renter
Philip Dray
Growing Up Unrented on the Lower East Side
Edmund Berrigan
THE THINGS WE DO
Going Downtown (On an Uptown Train)
Paul Kopasz
From Stonewall to Ground Zero
Robert Atkins
Sex Before Dot.com
Kate Schmitz
An Incomplete History of New York Galleries
John Yau
Scrapple From the Apple: New York Jazz
Allen Lowe
Death and Transfiguration in New York Rock
Brandon Stosuy
BIG ART Inc.
Anthony Haden-Guest
Coffee, Cocktails and Cigarettes
Daniel Young
Writing New York
Meakin Armstrong
From Blackout to Blintzes (and Beyond)
Robert Sietsema
Chronology – Brian Berger Contributors
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