BROTHERHOOD, 203 ILLUSTRATIONS Hardcover book, Introduction by Pulitzer winning writer, Frank McCourt, Text by Tony Hendra, Prologue by Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mayor of N.Y.C. (in 2001), & Foreword by Thomas Von Essen, Commissioner, Fire Department, City of New York, 60 Photographers, over 70 of the affected Firehouses, 218 pgs., American Express Publishing Corporation, N.Y., Ogilvy & Mather, WPP Group PLC, Distributed by Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., 4th Printing, 2001, 13.4” x 11” x 1 1/8.” ISBN: 0-916103-73-0, in excellent condition.
Chapters include: Introduction, The Places, At Home, The Living, The Fallen, Grief, & Hope.
“There could not be a greater contrast than between the cold engineering that levelled the twin towers and the response of the 343 New York firefighters who rushed in to their deaths. Those men are honoured in this collection of evocatively understated photographs showing all 70 of the city's affected firehouses, from Red Hook's company of "Happy Hookers" to Harlem's "Fire Factory." The pictures by over 60 noted photographers show the firehouses in all attitudes of mourning and recovery, crowded with donated flowers, candles, homemade signs, and children's drawings (some from as far as Mississippi) that have helped buoy up the survivors in the months since the attack. These displays are evidence of a popular rediscovery of firefighters, writes McCourt in his pitch-perfect introduction to the book. All of September 11's FDNY dead are listed delicately across the bottom of the pages of portraits of the lost men's firehouse beds, wall-posters, empty lockers, boots, and heat-darkened helmets, as well as their squad mates struggling on.” (Library Journal Review)
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