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Free Book Friday: From Kingsbridge to Carnasie by the New York Writers Coalition

By JK Evanczuk on Friday, November 13, 2009 - 18 COMMENTS

Welcome to this week’s Free Book Friday, wherein we give you the best titles in indie publishing for the low low price of nothing. Congrats to last week’s winner Marcella Kocolatos for snagging a copy of The Hidden Chorus from The New York Writers Coalition.

From Kingsbridge to Carnasie by the New York Writers Coalition

This week, we are giving away a copy of From Kingsbridge to Carnasie. Through writing, interviews, and photography, neighborhood writers create portraits of New York City, then edit the stories with the neighborhoods to ensure authenticity in New York Writers Coalition’s newest publication. This book, in eight distinct voices, vibrantly paints what it is to be young and female and coming of age in New York City. It is a documentary book project that replicates the highly successful and innovative New Orleans-based Neighborhood Story Project.

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