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In a series of personal reminiscences, anecdotes, lyrical meditations, and vignettes, the award-winning author of The Intuitionist captures the complex inner and outer landscapes of the city of New York in an intimate portrait of life in the city.
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Review:
"A tour de force." --Luc Sante, "The New York Times Book Review
""Pitch-perfect. . . . Utterly authentic. . . . The Colossus of New York""is quite simply the most delicious 13 bites of the Big Apple I've taken in ages." --Grace Lichenstein, "The Washington Post
"
"A love letter to New York. . . . "Colossus "illuminates innumerable little moments that define the city." --"San Francisco Chronicle
"
"The cheapest, most stylish ticket to the Big Apple between two covers. . . . .It's as if Whitehead's scooped his pen into the collective unconscious of everyone who's ever visited New York." --"Pittsburg Post-Gazette
"
"A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead's engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb." --"The Miami Herald
"
"Smooth, dazzling, evocative. . . . [Whitehead] writes wonderfully, commanding a lush, poetic, mellifluous prose instrument." -"The Nation"
"[Whitehead is] a scientist of metropolitan encounters, he surveys places where the masses collide, knitting together hundreds of observations and calculations that usually remain unspoken. . . . The musical prose thrums with urban momentum." --"The Village Voice"
"[Whithead's] New York, like Walt Whitman's or Thomas Pynchon's or Woody Allen's, is full of incantatory potential. Even the subway, ordinary, noisy, gruddy inevitability, becomes a ferry to the Underworld." --"The Atlanta Journal-Constitution"
"[A] rapsodic ode to Gotham." --"Time Out
"
"Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan." --"The Seattle Times
"
"Whitehead's series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead's home." --"The Oregonian
""Lyrical. . . . Lean and full of longing. . . . The kind of book that will be . . . passed around, dog-eared, library-tagged, resold, from reader to reader. . . . Whitehead takes a known and specific place and universalizes it, insinuating it into the meshwork of our thoughts in a manner impervious to time and trend." --"Minneapolis Star Tribune"
"Thrums with anxious excitement and excited anxiety accommodating the noirish, the reportorial, and the epigrammatic. . . . The best passages deserve comparison with E.B. White's "Here is New York."" --"Entertainment Weekly"
"Whitehead [is] one of the city's and country's finest young writers. . . . [A] guided tour de force." --"Chicago Tribune
"
"Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan." --"The Seattle Times
"
"A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead's engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb." --"Miami Herald"
"Profound and playful." --"Los Angeles Times
"
"Whitehead's series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead's home." --"The Oregonian
"
"Rhapsodic love letters . . . elegant, ambitious essays." --"New York Post"
"Impressionistic . . . [an] affecting homage to E.B. White." --"New York Magazine" (Top Fall Book Pick)"
"
A tour de force. Luc Sante, "The New York Times Book Review
" Pitch-perfect. . . . Utterly authentic. . . . The Colossus of New York" "is quite simply the most delicious 13 bites of the Big Apple I ve taken in ages. --Grace Lichenstein, "The Washington Post
"
A love letter to New York. . . . "Colossus "illuminates innumerable little moments that define the city. "San Francisco Chronicle
"
The cheapest, most stylish ticket to the Big Apple between two covers. . . . .It s as if Whitehead s scooped his pen into the collective unconscious of everyone who s ever visited New York. "Pittsburg Post-Gazette
"
A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead s engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb. "The Miami Herald
"
Smooth, dazzling, evocative. . . . [Whitehead] writes wonderfully, commanding a lush, poetic, mellifluous prose instrument. "The Nation"
[Whitehead is] a scientist of metropolitan encounters, he surveys places where the masses collide, knitting together hundreds of observations and calculations that usually remain unspoken. . . . The musical prose thrums with urban momentum. "The Village Voice"
[Whithead s] New York, like Walt Whitman s or Thomas Pynchon s or Woody Allen s, is full of incantatory potential. Even the subway, ordinary, noisy, gruddy inevitability, becomes a ferry to the Underworld. "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution"
[A] rapsodic ode to Gotham. "Time Out
"
Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan. "The Seattle Times
"
Whitehead s series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead s home. "The Oregonian
" Lyrical. . . . Lean and full of longing. . . . The kind of book that will be . . . passed around, dog-eared, library-tagged, resold, from reader to reader. . . . Whitehead takes a known and specific place and universalizes it, insinuating it into the meshwork of our thoughts in a manner impervious to time and trend. "Minneapolis Star Tribune"
Thrums with anxious excitement and excited anxiety accommodating the noirish, the reportorial, and the epigrammatic. . . . The best passages deserve comparison with E.B. White s "Here is New York." "Entertainment Weekly"
Whitehead [is] one of the city s and country s finest young writers. . . . [A] guided tour de force. "Chicago Tribune
"
Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan. "The Seattle Times
"
A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead s engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb. "Miami Herald"
Profound and playful. "Los Angeles Times
"
Whitehead s series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead s home. "The Oregonian
"
Rhapsodic love letters . . . elegant, ambitious essays. "New York Post"
Impressionistic . . . [an] affecting homage to E.B. White. "New York Magazine" (Top Fall Book Pick)"
""
A tour de force. Luc Sante, The New York Times Book Review
Pitch-perfect. . . . Utterly authentic. . . . The Colossus of New York is quite simply the most delicious 13 bites of the Big Apple I ve taken in ages. --Grace Lichenstein, The Washington Post
A love letter to New York. . . . Colossus illuminates innumerable little moments that define the city. San Francisco Chronicle
The cheapest, most stylish ticket to the Big Apple between two covers. . . . .It s as if Whitehead s scooped his pen into the collective unconscious of everyone who s ever visited New York. Pittsburg Post-Gazette
A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead s engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb. The Miami Herald
Smooth, dazzling, evocative. . . . [Whitehead] writes wonderfully, commanding a lush, poetic, mellifluous prose instrument. The Nation
[Whitehead is] a scientist of metropolitan encounters, he surveys places where the masses collide, knitting together hundreds of observations and calculations that usually remain unspoken. . . . The musical prose thrums with urban momentum. The Village Voice
[Whithead s] New York, like Walt Whitman s or Thomas Pynchon s or Woody Allen s, is full of incantatory potential. Even the subway, ordinary, noisy, gruddy inevitability, becomes a ferry to the Underworld. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
[A] rapsodic ode to Gotham. Time Out
Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan. The Seattle Times
Whitehead s series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead s home. The Oregonian
Lyrical. . . . Lean and full of longing. . . . The kind of book that will be . . . passed around, dog-eared, library-tagged, resold, from reader to reader. . . . Whitehead takes a known and specific place and universalizes it, insinuating it into the meshwork of our thoughts in a manner impervious to time and trend. Minneapolis Star Tribune
Thrums with anxious excitement and excited anxiety accommodating the noirish, the reportorial, and the epigrammatic. . . . The best passages deserve comparison with E.B. White s Here is New York. Entertainment Weekly
Whitehead [is] one of the city s and country s finest young writers. . . . [A] guided tour de force. Chicago Tribune
Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan. The Seattle Times
A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead s engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb. Miami Herald
Profound and playful. Los Angeles Times
Whitehead s series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead s home. The Oregonian
Rhapsodic love letters . . . elegant, ambitious essays. New York Post
Impressionistic . . . [an] affecting homage to E.B. White. New York Magazine (Top Fall Book Pick)
"
"A tour de force." --Luc Sante, The New York Times Book Review "Pitch-perfect. . . . Utterly authentic. . . . The Colossus of New York is quite simply the most delicious 13 bites of the Big Apple I've taken in ages." --Grace Lichenstein, The Washington Post
"A love letter to New York. . . . Colossus illuminates innumerable little moments that define the city." --San Francisco Chronicle
"The cheapest, most stylish ticket to the Big Apple between two covers. . . . .It's as if Whitehead's scooped his pen into the collective unconscious of everyone who's ever visited New York." --Pittsburg Post-Gazette
"A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead's engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb." --The Miami Herald
"Smooth, dazzling, evocative. . . . [Whitehead] writes wonderfully, commanding a lush, poetic, mellifluous prose instrument." -The Nation "[Whitehead is] a scientist of metropolitan encounters, he surveys places where the masses collide, knitting together hundreds of observations and calculations that usually remain unspoken. . . . The musical prose thrums with urban momentum." --The Village Voice "[Whitehead' s] New York, like Walt Whitman's or Thomas Pynchon's or Woody Allen's, is full of incantatory potential. Even the subway, ordinary, noisy, gruddy inevitability, becomes a ferry to the Underworld." --The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "[A] rhapsodic ode to Gotham." --Time Out
"Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan." --The Seattle Times
"Whitehead's series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead's home." --The Oregonian "Lyrical. . . . Lean and full of longing. . . . The kind of book that will be . . . passed around, dog-eared, library-tagged, resold, from reader to reader. . . . Whitehead takes a known and specific place and universalizes it, insinuating it into the meshwork of our thoughts in a manner impervious to time and trend." --Minneapolis Star Tribune "Thrums with anxious excitement and excited anxiety accommodating the noirish, the reportorial, and the epigrammatic. . . . The best passages deserve comparison with E.B. White's Here is New York." --Entertainment Weekly "Whitehead [is] one of the city's and country's finest young writers. . . . [A] guided tour de force." --Chicago Tribune
"Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan." --The Seattle Times
"A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead's engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb." --Miami Herald "Profound and playful." --Los Angeles Times
"Whitehead's series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead's home." --The Oregonian
"Rhapsodic love letters . . . elegant, ambitious essays." --New York Post "Impressionistic . . . [an] affecting homage to E.B. White." --New York Magazine (Top Fall Book Pick)
Book Description:
""Pitch-perfect. . . . Utterly authentic. . . . The Colossus of New York""is quite simply the most delicious 13 bites of the Big Apple I've taken in ages." --Grace Lichenstein, "The Washington Post
"
"A love letter to New York. . . . "Colossus "illuminates innumerable little moments that define the city." --"San Francisco Chronicle
"
"The cheapest, most stylish ticket to the Big Apple between two covers. . . . .It's as if Whitehead's scooped his pen into the collective unconscious of everyone who's ever visited New York." --"Pittsburg Post-Gazette
"
"A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead's engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb." --"The Miami Herald
"
"Smooth, dazzling, evocative. . . . [Whitehead] writes wonderfully, commanding a lush, poetic, mellifluous prose instrument." -"The Nation"
"[Whitehead is] a scientist of metropolitan encounters, he surveys places where the masses collide, knitting together hundreds of observations and calculations that usually remain unspoken. . . . The musical prose thrums with urban momentum." --"The Village Voice"
"[Whithead's] New York, like Walt Whitman's or Thomas Pynchon's or Woody Allen's, is full of incantatory potential. Even the subway, ordinary, noisy, gruddy inevitability, becomes a ferry to the Underworld." --"The Atlanta Journal-Constitution"
"[A] rapsodic ode to Gotham." --"Time Out
"
"Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan." --"The Seattle Times
"
"Whitehead's series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead's home." --"The Oregonian
""Lyrical. . . . Lean and full of longing. . . . The kind of book that will be . . . passed around, dog-eared, library-tagged, resold, from reader to reader. . . . Whitehead takes a known and specific place and universalizes it, insinuating it into the meshwork of our thoughts in a manner impervious to time and trend." --"Minneapolis Star Tribune"
"Thrums with anxious excitement and excited anxiety accommodating the noirish, the reportorial, and the epigrammatic. . . . The best passages deserve comparison with E.B. White's "Here is New York."" --"Entertainment Weekly"
"Whitehead [is] one of the city's and country's finest young writers. . . . [A] guided tour de force." --"Chicago Tribune
"
"Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan." --"The Seattle Times
"
"A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead's engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb." --"Miami Herald"
"Profound and playful." --"Los Angeles Times
"
"Whitehead's series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead's home." --"The Oregonian
"
"Rhapsodic love letters . . . elegant, ambitious essays." --"New York Post"
"Impressionistic . . . [an] affecting homage to E.B. White." --"New York Magazine" (Top Fall Book Pick)"
"
A tour de force. Luc Sante, "The New York Times Book Review
" Pitch-perfect. . . . Utterly authentic. . . . The Colossus of New York" "is quite simply the most delicious 13 bites of the Big Apple I ve taken in ages. --Grace Lichenstein, "The Washington Post
"
A love letter to New York. . . . "Colossus "illuminates innumerable little moments that define the city. "San Francisco Chronicle
"
The cheapest, most stylish ticket to the Big Apple between two covers. . . . .It s as if Whitehead s scooped his pen into the collective unconscious of everyone who s ever visited New York. "Pittsburg Post-Gazette
"
A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead s engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb. "The Miami Herald
"
Smooth, dazzling, evocative. . . . [Whitehead] writes wonderfully, commanding a lush, poetic, mellifluous prose instrument. "The Nation"
[Whitehead is] a scientist of metropolitan encounters, he surveys places where the masses collide, knitting together hundreds of observations and calculations that usually remain unspoken. . . . The musical prose thrums with urban momentum. "The Village Voice"
[Whithead s] New York, like Walt Whitman s or Thomas Pynchon s or Woody Allen s, is full of incantatory potential. Even the subway, ordinary, noisy, gruddy inevitability, becomes a ferry to the Underworld. "The Atlanta Journal-Constitution"
[A] rapsodic ode to Gotham. "Time Out
"
Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan. "The Seattle Times
"
Whitehead s series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead s home. "The Oregonian
" Lyrical. . . . Lean and full of longing. . . . The kind of book that will be . . . passed around, dog-eared, library-tagged, resold, from reader to reader. . . . Whitehead takes a known and specific place and universalizes it, insinuating it into the meshwork of our thoughts in a manner impervious to time and trend. "Minneapolis Star Tribune"
Thrums with anxious excitement and excited anxiety accommodating the noirish, the reportorial, and the epigrammatic. . . . The best passages deserve comparison with E.B. White s "Here is New York." "Entertainment Weekly"
Whitehead [is] one of the city s and country s finest young writers. . . . [A] guided tour de force. "Chicago Tribune
"
Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan. "The Seattle Times
"
A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead s engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb. "Miami Herald"
Profound and playful. "Los Angeles Times
"
Whitehead s series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead s home. "The Oregonian
"
Rhapsodic love letters . . . elegant, ambitious essays. "New York Post"
Impressionistic . . . [an] affecting homage to E.B. White. "New York Magazine" (Top Fall Book Pick)"
""
A tour de force. Luc Sante, The New York Times Book Review
Pitch-perfect. . . . Utterly authentic. . . . The Colossus of New York is quite simply the most delicious 13 bites of the Big Apple I ve taken in ages. --Grace Lichenstein, The Washington Post
A love letter to New York. . . . Colossus illuminates innumerable little moments that define the city. San Francisco Chronicle
The cheapest, most stylish ticket to the Big Apple between two covers. . . . .It s as if Whitehead s scooped his pen into the collective unconscious of everyone who s ever visited New York. Pittsburg Post-Gazette
A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead s engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb. The Miami Herald
Smooth, dazzling, evocative. . . . [Whitehead] writes wonderfully, commanding a lush, poetic, mellifluous prose instrument. The Nation
[Whitehead is] a scientist of metropolitan encounters, he surveys places where the masses collide, knitting together hundreds of observations and calculations that usually remain unspoken. . . . The musical prose thrums with urban momentum. The Village Voice
[Whithead s] New York, like Walt Whitman s or Thomas Pynchon s or Woody Allen s, is full of incantatory potential. Even the subway, ordinary, noisy, gruddy inevitability, becomes a ferry to the Underworld. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
[A] rapsodic ode to Gotham. Time Out
Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan. The Seattle Times
Whitehead s series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead s home. The Oregonian
Lyrical. . . . Lean and full of longing. . . . The kind of book that will be . . . passed around, dog-eared, library-tagged, resold, from reader to reader. . . . Whitehead takes a known and specific place and universalizes it, insinuating it into the meshwork of our thoughts in a manner impervious to time and trend. Minneapolis Star Tribune
Thrums with anxious excitement and excited anxiety accommodating the noirish, the reportorial, and the epigrammatic. . . . The best passages deserve comparison with E.B. White s Here is New York. Entertainment Weekly
Whitehead [is] one of the city s and country s finest young writers. . . . [A] guided tour de force. Chicago Tribune
Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan. The Seattle Times
A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead s engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb. Miami Herald
Profound and playful. Los Angeles Times
Whitehead s series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead s home. The Oregonian
Rhapsodic love letters . . . elegant, ambitious essays. New York Post
Impressionistic . . . [an] affecting homage to E.B. White. New York Magazine (Top Fall Book Pick)
"
"A tour de force." --Luc Sante, The New York Times Book Review "Pitch-perfect. . . . Utterly authentic. . . . The Colossus of New York is quite simply the most delicious 13 bites of the Big Apple I've taken in ages." --Grace Lichenstein, The Washington Post
"A love letter to New York. . . . Colossus illuminates innumerable little moments that define the city." --San Francisco Chronicle
"The cheapest, most stylish ticket to the Big Apple between two covers. . . . .It's as if Whitehead's scooped his pen into the collective unconscious of everyone who's ever visited New York." --Pittsburg Post-Gazette
"A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead's engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb." --The Miami Herald
"Smooth, dazzling, evocative. . . . [Whitehead] writes wonderfully, commanding a lush, poetic, mellifluous prose instrument." -The Nation "[Whitehead is] a scientist of metropolitan encounters, he surveys places where the masses collide, knitting together hundreds of observations and calculations that usually remain unspoken. . . . The musical prose thrums with urban momentum." --The Village Voice "[Whitehead' s] New York, like Walt Whitman's or Thomas Pynchon's or Woody Allen's, is full of incantatory potential. Even the subway, ordinary, noisy, gruddy inevitability, becomes a ferry to the Underworld." --The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "[A] rhapsodic ode to Gotham." --Time Out
"Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan." --The Seattle Times
"Whitehead's series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead's home." --The Oregonian "Lyrical. . . . Lean and full of longing. . . . The kind of book that will be . . . passed around, dog-eared, library-tagged, resold, from reader to reader. . . . Whitehead takes a known and specific place and universalizes it, insinuating it into the meshwork of our thoughts in a manner impervious to time and trend." --Minneapolis Star Tribune "Thrums with anxious excitement and excited anxiety accommodating the noirish, the reportorial, and the epigrammatic. . . . The best passages deserve comparison with E.B. White's Here is New York." --Entertainment Weekly "Whitehead [is] one of the city's and country's finest young writers. . . . [A] guided tour de force." --Chicago Tribune
"Jazzlike. . . . A vivid impressionistic montage of Manhattan." --The Seattle Times
"A revelatory ode to Gotham. . . . Whitehead's engaged eyes and precise prose show us the small details we overlook and the large ones we fail to absorb." --Miami Herald "Profound and playful." --Los Angeles Times
"Whitehead's series of vignettes and remembrances paint a perfect visual landscape. . . . A heartfelt tribute to Whitehead's home." --The Oregonian
"Rhapsodic love letters . . . elegant, ambitious essays." --New York Post "Impressionistic . . . [an] affecting homage to E.B. White." --New York Magazine (Top Fall Book Pick)
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