by Pete Hamill
First published 2005
Pete Hamill examines the administration of New York City's 105th mayor through a collection of essays paired with archival photography. Hamill documents the key events and major issues that shaped this mayoral term, drawing on his decades of experience covering New York politics and urban life. The book combines written analysis with visual documentation to capture both the public moments and behind-the-scenes realities of leading America's largest city. Through this dual approach of text and images, Hamill offers readers an intimate portrait of municipal leadership during a pivotal period in New York's history.
Genres: american, politics, non-fiction, 21st-century, urban, american-history
Vibes: documentary, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: behind-the-scenes, dual-approach
Setting: New York City
Period: 21st Century
128 pages · Paperback · powerHouse Books