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DEAR NEW YORK

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size

21.1 x 3.2 x 26.3 cm

Product Information

Genre

Arts, Film & Photography


Author Name

Brandon Stanton


About Author

Brandon Stanton is the writer and photographer behind�Humans of New York, a storytelling platform with over 30 million followers. He has photographed and interviewed over ten thousand people in forty different countries around the world, including extensive series in Iran, Iraq, and Pakistan. During this time he has helped raise over $20 million in support of various causes and individuals that have been featured in his work. In 2013�Time Magazine�named him one of 30 under 30 Changing The World. In 2015, he became the first social media creator to be granted an interview in the Oval Office, with then President Barack Obama. He is also the author of four #1�NYT�bestselling books, which have sold millions of copies around the world:�Humans of New York�(2013),�Humans of New York: Stories�(2015),�Humans�(2020), and�Tanqueray�(2022). He grew up in Atlanta and is a proud graduate of the University of Georgia. He currently lives with his wife and three children in New York City.


ISBN Code

9781035085163 (ISBN Code)


Material

Hardcover


Ideal for

Unisex


Number Of Pages

480 pages


Country Of Origin

India


Pack Of

1

Product Description

ln 2025, Brandon Stanton, creator of Humans of New York and author of four number one NYT bestselling books, will publish his most personal work yet: Dear New York, a photographic love letter to the city he has embraced. Opening with a deeply moving prologue that reads like a train ride through the city, the book expands into nearly 500 full-colour pages of portraits and stories from the streets of New York. And, for the first time ever – unlike Stanton’s past books, which were curated from his massive body of online work – over 75 per cent of the stories in Dear New York have never been published before