Sally Abrams
- 12essays footnoted
- 5sources per piece
- 40cross-culture pieces
The Identity-and-Travel Essayist
Sally Abrams taught for 7 years before taking the classroom on the road. Stopped and questioned on 3 continents just for being curious in public, she writes about who gets to wander freely and who gets asked to explain, with footnotes and further reading. She makes you notice who moves through a place freely and who gets stopped to explain.
Trails
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The World Famous Harlem Gospel Choir at Blue Note
Midtown Stage-Shell Route: Follow What Remains
A Boundary-Fading Route Through Urban Ghost Lines
3 Stops for a Slower Rhythm in NYC
3 Stops to Read Queens at Its Edges
How to Find Urban Ends Without Losing the Quiet
Meet the Author Who Mapped the Irish Underworld
Roam Museum Mile Galleries After Hours
Where Urban Surface Meets Tidal Memory in Manhattan
3 Hours of Memory Benches in NYC- Where Piers Meet Public Life in Brooklyn
An All-Day Sunday on Vetro's Glass Rooftop