Underground New York Public Library
The Underground New York Public Library is a visual library featuring the Reading-Riders of the NYC subways.
This project is not affiliated with The New York Public Library
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“Отец-Лес,” by Анатолий Ким
The man running into the train took out ”Leadership Isn’t For Cowards,” by Mike Staver, as soon as he sat down.
January 2013 Highlights from the Underground New York Public Library
What a month. At times too cold to turn the pages or to click the camera underground. It all went on anyway, and here are ten highlights:
- “Life, Love & Loneliness,” by Crystal Lacey Winslow
- “This Is How You Lose Her,” by Junot Díaz
- “Northern Lights,” by Philip Pullman
- “German Made Simple,” by Arnold Leitner Ph.D
- “Lucy in the Sky,” by Anonymous
- “A Supposedly Fun Thing I’ll Never Do Again: Essays and Arguments,” by David Foster Wallace
- “Rainbow Valley (Anne of Green Gables, No. 7),” by L.M. Montgomery
- “The Atrocity Archives,” by Charles Stross & “The Most Beautiful Woman in Town & Other Stories,” by Charles Bukowski
- “A View from the Bridge,” by Arthur Miller
- eReader
UNYPL is now on G+ too
Friday eReaders
Here are our Friday eReaders. This week, they’re framing a happy conversation.
For an alternative Friday eReader, check out this one by Blake Eskin. The rest of Blake’s subway set is captivating as well; see it or subscribe to it here.
Here’s the weekend. Enjoy it,
He’s reading “The Picnic and Suchlike Pandemonium,”by Gerald Durrell. Above him she’s reading “A Three Dog Life: A Memoir,” by Abigail Thomas.
