Relive the highlights and history of your favorite baseball team, as reported by leading sports writers and eyewitnesses. Book contains approx. 150 pages of team coverage from the New York Times - from the team's early beginnings right through the 2010 season. We hot stamp the leatherette cover in gold with any message on 1 line, up to 22 characters. "Researched for and presented to" will always appear. In addition, we personalize the inside introduction page with any message up to 150 characters. Book measures 12 1/2"L x 15"W. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. Item cannot be gift boxed.

This book can be personalized with up to nine reproductions of entire New York Times editions from the day someone was born and for birthdays from every 10th year. Containing all of the news the "Gray Lady" saw fit to print, the selected editions are reprinted from the archives of the New York Times, complete with the headlines, body copy, editorials, advertisements, and want ads that made news that day. The newspapers are bound inside a faux leather book that has the recipient's name, their date of birth, and "The New York Times This is Your Life Edition" embossed in gold on the cover. Each book contains New York Times editions from the provided date of birth and 10th birthday; additional editions available for every 10th birthday (20th birthday, 30th birthday, etc.) Specify date of... Less

Relive the highlights and history of your favorite football team, as reported by leading sports writers and eyewitnesses. Book contains approx. 150 pages of team coverage from the New York Times - from the team's early beginnings right through the 2010 season. We hot stamp the leatherette cover in gold with any message on 1 line, up to 22 characters. "Researched for and presented to" will always appear. In addition, we personalize the inside introduction page with any message on 5 lines, up to 30 characters per line. Book measures 12 1/2"L x 15"W. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. Item cannot be gift boxed.

This book can be personalized with up to nine reproductions of entire New York Times editions from the day someone was born and for birthdays from every 10th year. Containing all of the news the "Gray Lady" saw fit to print, the selected editions are reprinted from the archives of the New York Times, complete with the headlines, body copy, editorials, advertisements, and want ads that made news that day. The newspapers are bound inside a faux leather book that has the recipient's name, their date of birth, and "The New York Times This is Your Life Edition" embossed in gold on the cover. Each book contains New York Times editions from the provided date of birth and 10th birthday; additional editions available for every 10th birthday (20th birthday, 30th birthday, etc.) Specify date of... Less

Commemorate a birthday or anniversary with this special keepsake book. Our New York Times book has 60—100 pages of headline news articles from your selected date, reprinted and bound into an elegant 12” x 18” maroon hardcover. The perfect coffee table size. May be debossed on the front cover with 2 lines, up to 22 characters each. Personalization also includes a personalized message on the cover page, including the recipient's name (up to 22 characters), and a message (up to 200 characters). choose date under personalization option above. Date must be entered for order to be fulfilledbirthday / anniversary book: official reprint of the entire New York Times issue from that day, plus several front pages covering significant events from that year. Makes a good gift to commemorate an... Less

This book can be personalized with up to nine reproductions of entire New York Times editions from the day someone was born and for birthdays from every 10th year. Containing all of the news the "Gray Lady" saw fit to print, the selected editions are reprinted from the archives of the New York Times, complete with the headlines, body copy, editorials, advertisements, and want ads that made news that day. The newspapers are bound inside a faux leather book that has the recipient's name, their date of birth, and "The New York Times This is Your Life Edition" embossed in gold on the cover. Each book contains New York Times editions from the provided date of birth and 10th birthday; additional editions available for every 10th birthday (20th birthday, 30th birthday, etc.) Specify date of... Less

This book can be personalized with up to nine reproductions of entire New York Times editions from the day someone was born and for birthdays from every 10th year. Containing all of the news the "Gray Lady" saw fit to print, the selected editions are reprinted from the archives of the New York Times, complete with the headlines, body copy, editorials, advertisements, and want ads that made news that day. The newspapers are bound inside a faux leather book that has the recipient's name, their date of birth, and "The New York Times This is Your Life Edition" embossed in gold on the cover. Each book contains New York Times editions from the provided date of birth and 10th birthday; additional editions available for every 10th birthday (20th birthday, 30th birthday, etc.) Specify date of... Less

In a damp, old Sussex castle, American literary phenomenon Stephen Crane lies on his deathbed, wasting away from tuberculosis at the age of twenty-eight. The world-famous author has retreated to England with his wife, Cora, in part to avoid gossip about her ignominious past as the proprietress of an infamous Florida bordello, the Hotel de Dream. In the midst of gathering tragedy, Crane begins dictating what will surely be his final work: a strange and poignant novel of a boy prostitute in 1890s New York and the married man who ruins his own life to win his love.

This book can be personalized with up to nine reproductions of entire New York Times editions from the day someone was born and for birthdays from every 10th year. Containing all of the news the "Gray Lady" saw fit to print, the selected editions are reprinted from the archives of the New York Times, complete with the headlines, body copy, editorials, advertisements, and want ads that made news that day. The newspapers are bound inside a faux leather book that has the recipient's name, their date of birth, and "The New York Times This is Your Life Edition" embossed in gold on the cover. Each book contains New York Times editions from the provided date of birth and 10th birthday; additional editions available for every 10th birthday (20th birthday, 30th birthday, etc.) Specify date of... Less

In a damp, old Sussex castle, American literary phenomenon Stephen Crane lies on his deathbed, wasting away from tuberculosis at the age of twenty-eight. The world-famous author has retreated to England with his wife, Cora, in part to avoid gossip about her ignominious past as the proprietress of an infamous Florida bordello, the Hotel de Dream. In the midst of gathering tragedy, Crane begins dictating what will surely be his final work: a strange and poignant novel of a boy prostitute in 1890s New York and the married man who ruins his own life to win his love.

Give the sports fanatic in your life a special keepsake book that commemorates key milestones of his favorite sports team’s history. Our book has 60—100 pages of headline news articles from the New York Times featuring the most significant moments in your chosen team’s history, reprinted and bound into an elegant 12” x 18” maroon hardcover. May be debossed on the front cover with up to 22 characters. Personalization also includes a personalized message on the cover page, including the recipient's name (up to 22 characters), and a message (up to 200 characters). choose from a football, baseball or golf book. Football and baseball books feature the most significant moments in your chosen team’s history. Golf book features significant moments in golfchoose from 31 NFL and 23 MLB teams. teams... Less

Who among us cannot testify to the possibilities of the night? To the mysterious, shadowed intersections of music, smoke, money, alcohol, desire, and dream? The hours between dusk and dawn are when we are most urgently free, when high meets low, when tongues wag, when wallets loosen, when uptown, downtown, rich, poor, black, white, gay, straight, male, and female so often chance upon one another. Night is when we are more likely to carouse, fornicate, fall in love, murder, or ourselves fall prey. And if there is one place where the grandness, danger, and enchantment of night have been lived more than anywhere else -- lived in fact for over 350 years -- it is, of course, New York City. From glittering opulence to sordid violence, from sweetest romance to grinding lust, critic and... Less

Step around the heart of it in 2012 This stunning book produced by The New York Times is much more than a monthly journal for 2012 - it's a time-traveler's tour through a legendary city. Browse through the gilded pages of this beautiful hardbound tome and enjoy alternating photographs of beloved New York landmarks, now and then. Inside you'll see photos of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Flatiron Building, Grand Central Station, Times Square and many more, taken from the same vantage point, sometimes 100 years apart, with the 'now' photos printed in color on acetate and overlaid upon historic black-and-white photos from the New York Times photo archive.

The first set alone was like a show in itself, spotlighting the new jams that have made "Rockin' Horse" and "Revival" into entirely new creations. Check out Gregg's vocals on the poignant "Ain't Wastin' Time No More" and a smoky, bluesy "Gambler's Roll." He has never sounded better! A mammoth 15 minute "Woman Across The River" is undoubtedly the best the band has ever played, and when jazz legends Randy Brecker and Lenny White join the band for "Dreams," the result is some of the most sublime jamming humans have ever witnessed. And that is just the first set! The second set kicks off with a tender, sensitive version of "Melissa," with Gregg on acoustic guitar and singing from deep in his soul. Then the band swung to the other end of the spectrum, going from soft acoustic to raging... Less

How to place the mysterious Swiss writer Robert Walser, a humble genius who possessed one of the most elusive and surprising sensibilities in modern literature? Walser is many things: a Paul Klee in words, maker of droll, whimsical, tender, and heartbreaking verbal artifacts; an inspiration to such very different writers as Kafka and W.G. Sebald; an amalgam, as Susan Sontag suggests in her preface to this volume, of Stevie Smith and Samuel Beckett.This collection gathers forty-two of Walser's stories. Encompassing everything from journal entries, notes on literature, and biographical sketches to anecdotes, fables, and visions, it is an ideal introduction to this fascinating writer of whom Hermann Hesse famously declared, "If he had a hundred thousand readers, the world would be a better... Less

Capturing the towering emotion and the claustrophobic 24-hour drama of New York City, New York is the ultimate tribute to the world’s ultimate metropolis. This thorough appraisal of the greatest modern city covers every aspect of the New York story from history, architecture, design, art, and fashion to music, film, dance, and sports. Eighteen chapters of new and archival writing from leading New York journalists and writers including Ric Burns, Tom Wolfe, Gay Talese, Pete Hamill, John Updike, E. B. White, Don DeLillo, David Remnick, David Halberstam, and Colson Whitehead are perfectly complemented by striking photography by Alfred Stieglitz, Berenice Abbott, Diane Arbus, Eugene De Salignac, Patrick Demarchelier, Weegee, Jerry Schatzberg, David Bailey, Bruce Davidson, and others. A... Less

Discusses current literary trends in several features about books and authors: paperback talk, spring and fall review of new books, and children's and Christmas issues.

It has been over ten years since TASCHEN s original New York Interiors was published and while much has changed in the Big Apple since then, the city is still bristling with an exciting and eclectic mix of cutting-edge movers and shakers a fact that is quite perfectly reflected in its interiors. Since Manhattan has become overrun with luxury lofts selling like hot-cakes for tens of millions of dollars, trendy Brooklyn neighborhoods such as Williamsburg have become the new destination for those looking not only for a slightly less expensive apartment but a taste of relaxed, neighborhood living (and in consequence Brooklyn s prices are starting to soar as well). Hand-picked by editor and author Angelika Taschen, this spanking new collection of interiors explores an array of homes as... Less

Des son adolescence a Bordeaux, Sempe revait de pouvoir intdegrer la famille des dessinateurs du New Yorker, le prestigieux magazine americain dont il admirait l'esprit. Ce reve devenu possible, en 1978, il se rend regulierement a New York pour travailler avec une equipe qui lui laisse une totale liberte. Bien que Francais, Sempé dessine cent une couvertures et autant de cartoons en pages intérieures, ce qui est sans precedent dans l'histoire d'un magazine americain. Ces dessins new-yorkais, dont de nombreux inedits, sont ici rassembles pour la premiere fois et accompagnes d'un entretien avec Marc Lecarpentier, ancien directeur de la redaction et president de Telerama. Ils expriment le bonheur de vivre dans une ville unique, avec ses chats insouciants et ses humains minuscules, sa... Less

Noted photographer Christopher Bliss has always found his inspiration in the grandeur of urban skylines and the challenging and invigorating life style of the cities they represent. Throughout his career as a commercial photographer, New Yorks soaring verticality and dynamism have been the subjects of his work. In this collection of superb colour and black and white photographs, Bliss presents a stunning visual survey of New York during the last 15 years. Strongly connected by a keen sense of design and reflective of a broad artistic sensibility, these unforgettable images are both a documentary record of one of the worlds favourite cities and an artful paean to architecture itself.

How to capture the City That Never Sleeps in chilling moments of serenity? Award winning photographer Jean-Michel Berts does just that in this epic visual showpiece of to the world greatest city. At dawn, the streets of New York resonate with a life of its own: muted, subdued, and mysterious. That s precisely the moment in which Berts has elected to capture it.The City s greatest landmarks and views are captured here like they never have been before, framed by Berts s camera obscura. Buildings, bridges, completely deserted streets, and even its trees and empty flights of stairs take on a poetic, ethereal, almost dream-like quality. Much more than a hymn, this photographic gem is a moving homage to the world greatest city, seen as a virtuoso sculptor s masterpiece. Each of the print is... Less

In an era when newspapers are becoming increasingly obsolete, director Andrew Rossi offers a glimpse behind-the-scenes of the newsroom that has kept America informed for generations, yet now struggles to remain relevant as more readers turn to the internet to stay informed on current events. With their reputations on the line and the internet Sword of Damocles hanging over their heads, the editors and writers at THE NEW YORK TIMES battle accusations of inaccuracy, and embrac blogging as a means of retaining readers who may otherwise allow their longtime subscriptions expire.

"For people who want to explore job and career options with New York government... this excellent book is the dream resource they have been hoping to find. The planning and application work outlined here, then the testing and interview calls show themselves to be worth the job package benefits, pay and pension - estimated for all New York job titles." -Government Job News. "Tell me how to get a New York State, New York Local Government, County, or Public Authority job. Why are these jobs so desirable? What jobs are available? What are the salaries? The pensions? What is the hiring process? How do I complete the application and get hired?" This book is a clear 'how-to' book packed full of compelling, specific, tested steps. An excellent resource for undergraduate and graduate... Less

Contains essays concerning historical, literary and current political affairs and issues.

Curated by Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough, the designers behind the influential Proenza Schouler line, and dressed in the iconic imagery of photography legend Robert Mapplethorpe, the 2010 edition of Le Book is a must-have for anyone involved in the fashion or advertising industries. Both a source of information and inspiration, Le Book offers a skeleton key to the creative world, providing up-to-the-minute information on more than 10,000 professionals- from the best photographers, art directors, stylists and modeling agencies to location finders, rental studios, caterers, record labels, magazines, advertising agencies, fashion designers and public relations firms. In addition, Le Book functions as a visual reference for creative people worldwide, and has become the global meeting... Less

In this memorable tour above New York, vibrant photographs capture the unique character of New York City as seen through the lens of one of today’s top aerial photography experts. This volume presents an unparalleled portfolio of images conveying the architectural details, off-the-beaten-tra ck neighborhoods, and remarkable energy that, combined, make New York like no other city in the world. From such legendary monuments as the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building to the bridges spanning the boroughs, this volume highlights world-famous sites as well as hidden corners of the city.

New York, New York (1977) Robert De Niro, Liza MinnelliDirector: Martin ScorseseCo- stars: Mary Kay Place, Lionel Stander155 minutes, TechnicolorDVD: Region 1Martin Scorsese's attempt at making an old-fashioned musical, NEW YORK, NEW YORK never found much of an audience, but remains a visually fascinating rumination on the genre.New York City. 1945. USO singer Francine Evans (Liza Minnelli) and aspiring sax player Jimmy Doyle (Robert De Niro) meet during the V-J Day revelry, audition for a job together, and later end up in the employ of big band leader Frankie Harte (Georgie Auld, who dubbed De Niro's sax playing), falling deeply in love and marrying. Jimmy eventually takes over Harte's band, and when Francine returns to New York to have their baby, he becomes involved with her... Less

Robert Fitch argues that, within a generation, New York City has been transformed from the richest city in the world to one of the poorest in North America. The pillars of its economy - Macy's, The Daily News, Citibank, Olympia and York, the Trump organization - have cracked or collapsed. Today, the officially poor in New York number nearly 2,000,000 and more than 400,000 residents of the city are without jobs. In this indictment of those who have wrecked New York, Robert Fitch points to the financial and real-estate elites. Their goals, he argues, have been simple and monolithic: to increase the value of the land they own by extruding low-rent workers and factories, replacing them with high-rent professionals and office buildings. The planning establishment has been able of raise the... Less