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Mark Kurlansky
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See New York City from a new point of view in Mark Kurlansky’s book The Big Oyster – History on the Half Shell. “It was just a great story,” says Kurlansky, “which is always what I look for.” Oysters have always been in abundance on these shores and not too long ago you could by a dozen for the price of a hot dog. The 1800s saw $6 million worth of oyster sales and they’re no less popular today. Kurlansky’s book tells the tale of NYC’s oyster love throughout the ages and across socio economic divides.
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John Korduba is the poet for people who are bored by poetry. Read his poems “Barter” and “Cleaning Day.”
My Taxi Ride
New York City is an incredible place to raise children. Just ask husband-and-wife writing team Paul DuBois Jacobs and Jennifer Swender, who followed their successful book My Subway Ride with My Taxi Ride.
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Read the poems Distraction and Park With Swans from “Everybody Gets Lost in Brooklyn”.
