Speaking about great TRUE stories: thanks to my building's free book swap, I chanced upon a fascinating paperback that I would never have looked at twice in a bookstore. The topics included a lost archive of Diane Arbus's negatives, circus sideshows, and the old dime museums once found in NYC and elsewhere.
Go ahead. Sit there shaking your head, saying, "Tch. Who cares?"
But if you'd ever picked up "Hubert's Freaks: The Rare-Book Dealer, the Times Square Talker, and the Lost Photos of Diane Arbus" by the marvelous author Gregory Gibson, who knows how to make each chapter end in a cliff-hanger, you'd be hooked. Long-form storytelling at its best.
I mean, how could you not want to partner with this guy!? Articulate, charming, smart. Thanks for featuring our VIP Becky! Wonderful interview.
Speaking about great TRUE stories: thanks to my building's free book swap, I chanced upon a fascinating paperback that I would never have looked at twice in a bookstore. The topics included a lost archive of Diane Arbus's negatives, circus sideshows, and the old dime museums once found in NYC and elsewhere.
Go ahead. Sit there shaking your head, saying, "Tch. Who cares?"
But if you'd ever picked up "Hubert's Freaks: The Rare-Book Dealer, the Times Square Talker, and the Lost Photos of Diane Arbus" by the marvelous author Gregory Gibson, who knows how to make each chapter end in a cliff-hanger, you'd be hooked. Long-form storytelling at its best.
Thank you for profiling this magazine. I was unfamiliar with it and look forward to reading it.
That is refreshing to see another publication making emphasis on storytelling. Thank you for sharing!