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Pete Hamill (born June 24, 1935) is a prominent American journalist, novelist, and short story writer. He is currently on the staff of The New Yorker.
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Extractions: Jump to: navigation search Pete Hamill Pete Hamill (born June 24 ) is a prominent American journalist novelist , and short story writer. He is currently on the staff of The New Yorker Hamill was born in the Park Slope section of Brooklyn as the oldest of seven children of Catholic immigrants from Belfast Northern Ireland . He attended Catholic schools as a child, primarily Holy Name of Jesus Grammar School followed by a scholarship to the prestigious Regis High School in NYC, which he left at the age of 16 to work in the Brooklyn Navy Yard as a sheet metal worker, and then joined the United States Navy . His brothers Denis and John Hamill are also writers. Denis Hamill writes for the New York Daily News (see In the early 1950s, he studied at the School of Visual Arts . In 1960, Hamill began working as a reporter for the New York Post . In subsequent years, he became one of the city's best known reporters, as columnist for the Post, the New York Daily News , and Newsday . As a foreign correspondent, he covered wars in
Bookreporter.com - Author Profile: Pete Hamill
Pete Hamill started his career as a reporter for The New York Post in 1960. He is the only person to be editor of both New York tabloid newspapers,
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Extractions: BIO Pete Hamill started his career as a reporter for The New York Post in 1960. He is the only person to be editor of both New York tabloid newspapers, The Post and The Daily News. He also worked as a columnist, has written articles for numerous magazines and has even written screenplays. Hamill is the author of 20 books, including the novel SNOW IN AUGUST and his bestselling memoir A DRINKING LIFE He lives in New York City. Back to top. In this interview with Bookreporter.com's Tom Callahan, author, essayist and journalist Pete Hamill discusses the lost New York of the 1930s that he captures in his latest novel, NORTH RIVER , and describes the extensive research he performed - as well as his reliance on memories and family stories - to bring that period to life. He also comments on some of the social and political parallels that are present between the Depression era and today, and explains how this "love story for grownups" differs from typical sentimental romances. BRC: No writer is more closely associated with New York City than you. The New York you write about here is the New York during the Great Depression. Once again, you capture the feel of the city streets and the language of its citizens. Talk about the North River neighborhood. Did people as late as the 1930s still refer to the Hudson as the North River?
Pete Hamill
Pete Hamill Born 24Jun-1935 Birthplace Brooklyn, NY. Gender Male Religion Roman Catholic Race or Ethnicity White Sexual orientation Straight
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Extractions: The College The Graduate School The Faculty Departments and Programs ... About Us Pete Hamill Pete Hamill Printer Friendly Distinguished Writer in Residence; Other of Journalism Research Interests: Fiction; immigration and politics; art and jazz; New York City. Affiliations: Former editor-in-chief, New York Post, New York Daily News. Selected Works:
Simon & Schuster: Pete Hamill
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FictionAddiction.NET - Industry Interview: Pete Hamill
Pete Hamill is a bestselling author and an awardwinning journalist. He s written for the New York Post, the Daily News, New York Newsday and more.
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Extractions: Pete Hamill is a bestselling author and an award-winning journalist. He's written for the New York Post , the Daily News New York Newsday and more. FictionAddiction.NET's Sue Reichard recently talked with Hamill about his book, Forever What kind of historical research did you do for the book? Ive been reading aspects of New York history for many years, to help me understand the city as a journalist. But this novel required that I look for details and forgotten characters in the New York narrative and search for turning points. So I read again the classics: Edith Wharton, Henry James, Louis Auchincloss (for social details); the Stokes
Smithsonian Magazine | People & Places | Author Pete Hamill
Pete Hamill, author of Downtown My Manhattan, discusses what makes New York home. By Courtney Jordan; Smithsonian magazine, September 2006
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Extractions: document.write(''); var js="0.0"; js="1.0"; js="1.1"; js="1.2"; js="1.3"; js="1.4"; js="1.5"; Pete Hamill, author of "Downtown: My Manhattan," discusses what makes New York home. Font Email Print Discuss ... RSS Keepers of the Lost Ark? Family Ties On the Job Today's Tattoos ... Bouillabaisse a la Marseillaise If you were going to show me the town and give me some New York City experiences to take home, what would we do? And what are some things that we would avoid like the plague in New York City? I think the Upper East Side, where there are a lot of people walking around with tiny dogs and falling nose jobs, you know, from plastic surgery 35 years ago, you probably should not bother. I mean, go to the Metropolitan Museum and that is technically on the Upper East Side and the Museum of the City of New York and the Jewish Museum…all of Museum Row is worth looking at because there is amazing stuff up there. But walking the streets is kind of boring. There's no sense of the past. The past is the 1940s. When they tore down the old mansions and put up these big buildings that house too many people where the ceilings are too low…it's alright if you are 4'9" or something. I think anyone who hasn't been here before should get out of Manhattan. Go out to Brooklyn or go to Coney Island and get to Queens.
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JPB REDISCOVERED BOOKS - Herman Hesse & Thomas Mann Pete Hamill
Pete Hamill wrote an introduction, highlighting the importance of these 2 classic Nobel Prize winners and their correspondence.
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Extractions: Pete Hamill was born in Brooklyn, N. Y. in 1935. He is the oldest of seven children of Irish immigrants from Belfast, Northern Ireland and attended Catholic schools as a child. He left school at 16 to work in the Brooklyn Navy Yard as a sheetmetal worker, and then went on to the United States Navy. While serving in the Navy, he completed his high school education. Then, using the educational benefits of the G.I. Bill of Rights, he attended Mexico City College in 1956-1957, studying painting and writing. For several years, he worked as a graphic designer, while studying at Pratt Institute. Then in 1960, he went to work as a reporter for the New York Post. A long career in journalism followed. He has been a columnist for the New York Post, the Daily News, and New York Newsday, and has won many journalistic awards. As a journalist, he has covered wars in Vietnam, Nicaragua, Lebanon and Northern Ireland. From his base in New York he has also covered murders, crime, the police, along with the great domestic disturbances of the 1960s. His work has also been published in all the major magazines, including Esquire, New York, the New York Times Magazine; he is currently on the staff of the New Yorker. Most recently, his essay on the Second Amendment for mightywords.com stirred controversy and argument on the Internet.
Review | Forever By Pete Hamill
Pete Hamill knows New York. As editor of both the New York Post and the New York Daily News and frequent contributor to the New York Times and The New
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Extractions: Forever by Pete Hamill 613 pages, 2003 The Never-ending Story Reviewed by David Abrams Pete Hamill knows New York. As editor of both the New York Post and the New York Daily News and frequent contributor to the New York Times and The New Yorker , there's little doubt his passion for and knowledge of the city and its people runs deep. Cut his veins, he probably bleeds apple juice. In his latest novel, Forever , Hamill takes that love and understanding and wraps NYC in a big, smothery embrace. Emphasis on the smothering part. Forever is ambitious and frequently unsuccessful as it tries to chart a huge chunk of Gotham history in 600 tedious pages. The novel is essentially a time-travel fantasy where instead of going back in time, the central character comes forward, living each day of American history from pre-Revolutionary War to September 11. We first meet Cormac O'Connor as a five-year-old living in 18th-century Ireland. He's called Robert Carson because his family has tried to keep its Celtic beliefs hidden from Protestant persecutors roaming the land embodied in the cruel character of the Earl of Warren. Cormac adopts his real name after his parents are killed by the earl and he vows to seek revenge. Before he died, Cormac's father told him, "In our tribe, the murderer must be pursued to the ends of the earth. And his male children, too." And so, Cormac follows Warren to the American colonies, chasing him through the dirt streets of New York (then little more than a colony of Dutch farmers).
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Extractions: New Novel Out Now I n his first novel since the bestselling Forever, But in his own life, Delaney inhabits the country of numbness. He is haunted by the slaughters of the Great War. His only daughter has left for Mexico to pursue revolutionary dreams. And his wife Molly vanished many months before, leaving him to wonder if she is alive or dead. Now living alone in the far west of Greenwich Village, hard by the Hudson, which New Yorkers still call the North River, Delaney submerges his own pain in the pain of his patients. Courtesy of Little, Brown and Co.
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Extractions: Pete Hamill is a novelist, essayist and journalist whose career has endured for more than forty years. He was born in Brooklyn, N. Y. in 1935, the oldest of seven children of immigrants from Belfast, Northern Ireland. He attended Catholic schools as a child. He left school at 16 to work in the Brooklyn Navy Yard as a sheet metal worker, and then went on to the United States Navy. While serving in the Navy, he completed his high school education. Then, using the educational benefits of the G.I. Bill of Rights, he attended Mexico City College in 1956-1957, studying painting and writing, and later went to Pratt Institute. For several years, he worked as a graphic designer. Then in 1960, he went to work as a reporter for the New York Post. A long career in journalism followed. He has been a columnist for the New York Post, the New York Daily News, and New York Newsday, the Village Voice, New York magazine and Esquire. He has served as editor-in-chief of both the Post and the Daily News.. As a journalist, he has covered wars in Vietnam, Nicaragua, Lebanon and Northern Ireland, and has lived for extended periods in Mexico City, Dublin, Barcelona, San Juan and Rome. From his base in New York he has also covered murders, fires, World Series, championship fights and the great domestic disturbances of the 1960s, and has written extensively on art, jazz, immigration and politics. He witnessed the events of September 11, 2001 and its aftermath and wrote about them for the Daily News.
Q&A Pete Hamill - The Boston Globe
NEW YORK CITY has been pete hamill s beat for decades, and not a few of its residents are aware of that. When hamill and I stepped out of a diner south of
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Extractions: (AP File Photo) "[Bush and Cheney] didn't grow up in Brooklyn, where you know if you punch a guy in the mouth, he's going to come back with three other guys and punch you back." June 10, 2007 NEW YORK CITY has been Pete Hamill's beat for decades, and not a few of its residents are aware of that. When Hamill and I stepped out of a diner south of Union Square in Manhattan last Sunday, a woman got off her bicycle, pointed at him, and exclaimed: "You! How are you!? I love your books!" After complimenting the bicyclist on her flashy helmet, Hamill said he had a new book "North River" coming out. She already knew, she said, and couldn't wait to get it. "North River," Hamill's 10th novel, is set in Manhattan during the Depression, and from the title on in, it is grounded in New York City history: North River was common parlance for the Hudson until the 1950s. Hamill has also written 10 works of nonfiction, including the superb memoir "A Drinking Life" (1994), which tells of his growing up in Brooklyn, where he was born in 1935; his passion for baseball (the Dodgers, if you didn't know), books, and art; and, above all, his longing for a broader life than the Depression would allow his Irish immigrant parents to achieve (or that drinking, which he gives up in the course of the book, would allow him to sustain). Journalism was Hamill's point of entry into that life. He started in 1960 as a gofer-cum-reporter for the then-liberal New York Post, and over the course of his career wrote columns for and edited that newspaper (regular reading in my Brooklyn household growing up) and edited the Daily News. His book, "News Is a Verb: Journalism at the End of the Twentieth Century" (1998), is a primer on the newspaper business, and an expression of his anxieties about its prospects.
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pete hamill started his career at the New York Post in 1960. He has written for numerous national magazines, has worked as a syndicated columnist,
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Extractions: Pete Hamill @SAJA on Real Audio The first voice you hear is that of SAJAer Mukul Pandya , an editor at Wharton Business School, who introduced Hamill. More than 45 SAJA and AAJA-NY members attended the event. Hamill discussed the role of newspaperspast, present and future; the future of New York City; the importance of immigration in shaping society; journalists who write novels; and his love of writing and reading. One highlight: SAJAer Priya Malhotra asked him how it's possible to make time to read literature when you are always rushing to keep up with current events. His answer was simple: "Read like a predator." He meant read like your life depended on it. Make time to read, the way you make time to go to the gym, the way you make time to watch TV. Download free Real Player and listen to Hamill's talk PETE HAMILL started his career at the New York Post in 1960. He has written for numerous national magazines, has worked as a syndicated columnist, and was most recently editor in chief of the New York Daily News. His books include eight novels, two collections of stories, and A Drinking Life, his bestselling memoir.Born in Brooklyn in 1935, of Irish immigrant parents, Pete Hamill served in the U.S. Navy, attended Mexico City College, Pratt Institute, and the School of
Online NewsHour: Then And Now: Pete Hamill -- Sept. 5, 2002
hamill TERENCE SMITH pete hamill is often described as the quintessential New Yorker. He was born in the city, has edited two of its daily newspapers,
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Extractions: Remembering Sept. 11 The Media in a Post-Sept. 11 World Conversations on the Media Browse the NewsHour's coverage of the media Pete Hamill's Web Site New York Daily News TERENCE SMITH: Pete Hamill is often described as the quintessential New Yorker. He was born in the city, has edited two of its daily newspapers, and currently writes a column for the New York Daily News. He's also the author of eight novels, a memoir entitled A Drinking Life, and a number of collections and screenplays. Pete Hamill, thank you for welcoming us to your house, which is how far from the World Trade Center site?
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Extractions: Now Playing Movie/TV News My Movies DVD New Releases ... search All Titles TV Episodes My Movies Names Companies Keywords Characters Quotes Bios Plots more tips SHOP PETE HAMILL DVD VHS CD IMDb Pete Hamill Quicklinks categorized by type by year by ratings by votes by TV series awards titles for sale by genre by keyword power search credited with tv schedule biography other works contact news articles message board Top Links biography by votes awards news articles ... message board Filmographies categorized by type by year by ratings ... tv schedule Biographical biography other works publicity contact ... message board External Links official sites miscellaneous photographs sound clips ... video clips advertisement photos board add contact details Photos Add photo(s) and resume with IMDb Resume Services Date of Birth: 24 June Brooklyn, New York, USA more Mini Biography: Started his career at the New York Post in 1960. He has written for numerous... more Trivia: Eldest of 7 children born to Catholic immigrants from Belfast. more Awards: more Alternate Names: Peter Hamill Jump to filmography as: Writer Actor Thanks Self Writer: Yellow Handkerchief (2008) (story) Brothers... On Holy Ground
Pete Hamill Downtown, On Downtown - City Room - Metro - New York Times Blog
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Extractions: document.write(day + " " + month + " " + myweekday + ", " + year); January 18, 2008, 4:50 pm By Sewell Chan Pete Hamill in Lower Manhattan last fall. (Photo: Richard Perry/The New York Times ) Can any New Yorker tell a story quite like Pete Hamill ? On Thursday evening, Mr. Hamill, the writer and veteran newspaperman who has edited both The Daily News and The New York Post, kept an audience of more than 500 people enthralled in the Broad Street Ballroom , an architectural gem that is rarely open to the public. Downtown Alliance The Waterfront Magical Downtown Itâs a place of infinite magic, whether youâre up close or watching it from the New Jersey side. I always said the best thing about New Jersey was the view from the other side of the river. Iâm only kidding. Walt Whitman spent the last 18 years of his life there, so it couldnât be all that bad. Dickens on New York Food and Culture Immigrants, Politics and Social Unity
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Extractions: Skip to the content of this page document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); showLogin('', '/magazine/86/hamill.html'); How Smart People Work Advanced options SUBSCRIBE renew current issue contact us ... Skip to the content of this page Weasel words and truth telling. From: Issue 86 September 2004 Page 90 By: Pete Hamill Once upon a time in America, there were public figures like Barry Goldwater. He was a rock-ribbed conservative Republican. I disagreed with almost all of his political positions and could never have voted for him. He was against the trade unions that gave my father a life with dignity. Advertisement document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); Most Popular Most E-mailed document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); Enter Key Words: (example: sales, java, marketing vp) Fast Take : FC's weekly newsletter
Pete Hamill : North River : Forever : Book Review
Read a review of Norther River, Forever by pete hamill at MostlyFiction.com. A novel about the history of Manhattan.
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Extractions: Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com Jump over to read a review of Downtown ... Forever (Reviewed by Poornima Apte NOV 30, 2007) North River When the story opens, Delaney is living with ghosts memories of his Irish wife, Molly, who suddenly walked out one day and is presumed to have committed suicide. His daughter, Grace, too has run away and married a revolutionary Mexican. Much of the story in North River moves along too predictably. Delaney maintains a friendship with a local mobster, Eddie Corso, who had served alongside him in the war. The relationship gets Delaney into trouble with a rival gangster faction and for a while it seems as if that subplot will provide a narrative worth riding. But that particular trail turns out to be a damp squib. There is of course the other question about whether or not Grace will return to reclaim the now 3-year-old Carlito but by the end of the novel, the reader has lost so much interest, to almost not care.
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Extractions: @import url(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/css/topic/screen/200704/topic.css); Saturday, January 26, 2008 World U.S. N.Y. / Region ... H > Hamill, Pete E-MAIL Save News about Pete Hamill, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times. Newest First Oldest First Page: New York Celtics By BUZZ BISSINGER July 8, 2007 MORE ON PETE HAMILL AND: BOOKS AND LITERATURE By WILLIAM GRIMES December 22, 2004 MORE ON PETE HAMILL AND: REVIEWS BOOKS AND LITERATURE NEW YORK CITY Brooklyn Crime Tales Flavored by Neighborhood By DINITIA SMITH June 24, 2004 MORE ON PETE HAMILL AND: BOOKS AND LITERATURE BROOKLYN (NYC) AKASHIC BOOKS TEMPLE, JOHNNY ... A Quicker Departure for Daily News Editor October 3, 2003 MORE ON PETE HAMILL AND: SUSPENSIONS, DISMISSALS AND RESIGNATIONS BOOKS AND LITERATURE NEW YORK DAILY NEWS KOSNER, EDWARD ... No Taping Ms. Osbourne? Oh, Thank You! By JOYCE WADLER Lane Bryant, the fashion house for what the industry considers plus-size gals, had its spring lingerie show Tuesday night. February 6, 2003

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