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Diego Rivera by Pete Hamill, 2002-10-02 Subway Series Reader by Pete Hamill, 2000-12-10 Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine March 1985 (Mar.) by Karen Joy / Willis, Connie / Hamill, Pete & others Fowler, 1985-01-01 Schnee im August. by Pete Hamill, 1998-01-01 New York Exposed : Photographs from the Daily News by Shawn O'Sullivan, Pete Hamill, 2001-11-01 They Are Us by Pete Hamill, 2010-11-15 Tokyo Sketches: Short Stories by Pete Hamill, 1995-06-30 Für alle Zeit by Pete Hamill, 2006-11-30 Tools As Art by Pete Hamill, 1995-09-15 Loyalty and Betrayal: The Story of the American Mob by Sidney Zion, Pete Hamill, 1994-06 NYC Life Going on by Eddie Adams Workshop, 2003-08 Prisoner of Sex by Norman Mailer, 1985-11-13 The Irish Songbook (Vocal Songbooks): 75 Songs (Songs collected , adapted and have been sung by The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem ; The Irish Echo) by Joy Graeme, 1992-01-01 The Art of Column Writing: Insider Secrets from Art Buchwald, Dave Barry, Arianna Huffington, Pete Hamill and Other Great Column by Suzette Martinez Standring, 2008-03-07

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41. Powell's Books - A Drinking Life: A Memoir By Pete Hamill
    Rugged prose and a rare attention to telling detail have long distinguished pete hamill s unique brand of journalism and his universally well received  
    http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=62-9780316341028-0

42. Portrait Of The Art World - Stapp, William F.; Hamill, Pete
    William F. Stapp; With essays by pete hamill and Milton Esterow; Contributions by Tracey L. Avant, Frank H. Goodyear III, Sarah A. Loffman, Tess Mann,  
    http://yalepress.yale.edu/yupbooks/book.asp?isbn=9780300097528

43. Downtown: My Manhattan, By Pete Hamill
    A new audio book written and read by pete hamill, who has lived and worked in Manhattan for most of the past seventy years, has increased my understanding  
    http://www.roadtripamerica.com/read/Downtown-My-Manhattan.htm
    
    Extractions: I have always loved the energy and vitality of New York City, and although I have never lived there, I have fond memories of my short visits there. A new audio book written and read by Pete Hamill, who has lived and worked in Manhattan for most of the past seventy years, has increased my understanding and deepened my appreciation exponentially about this legendary town.

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45. St. John's University -- About St. John's -- Office Of The President - Media Rel
    Noted author and journalist pete hamill came to St. John’s April 5 as the inaugural speaker in the St. John’s College Alumni Speaker Series.  
    http://www.stjohns.edu/about/news/items/monthly/april05/hamill.stj
    
    Extractions: @import "http://www.stjohns.edu/Themes/1/CSS/6_2.css"; @import "http://www.stjohns.edu/Themes/1/CSS/Print/print.css" print; @import "http://www.stjohns.edu/Themes/1/CSS/Print/6_2.css" print; Your Gateway to St. John's: Prospective Students Students Parents About St. John's ... Mixed Chorus performs National Anthem at Yankee Stadium January Events By Steve Vivona Noted author and journalist Pete Hamill came to St. John’s April 5 as the inaugural speaker in the St. John’s College Alumni Speaker Series. Mr. Hamill, former Editor-in-Chief of both The New York Daily News and The New York Post and a New York columnist for over 40 years, has become synonymous with this city and his most recent novel, Forever, is taught in several sections of the University’s Discover New York program. In his introductory remarks Jeffrey Fagen, Dean of St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, explained that Mr. Hamill was chosen as the first speaker in the series because there is a common thread woven throughout his writing that intersects with the University’s own mission statement. “Whether in his writing or his novels Mr. Hamill frequently touches on the plight of the disadvantaged, and the struggles of people of all races and religions to make a better life for their families.” Dean Fagen added, “He has a special place in his heart for the poor, the immigrant and those who have suffered at the hands of the powerful.”

46. Bookslut - The Formation Of An Alloy: An Interview With Pete Hamill
    For decades, pete hamill has been the one of the public faces of New York City in his writings. In his journalistic career, he has edited both the New York  
    http://www.bookslut.com/features/0303/hamill.htm
    
    Extractions: by Joseph J. Finn For decades, Pete Hamill has been the one of the public faces of New York City in his writings. In his journalistic career, he has edited both the New York Post and the New York Daily News, as well as writing for almost every other paper. He is a long-time novelist and essayist, as well as the author of the memoir A Drinking Life . His latest novel, Forever , deals with the history of New York City as seen through the eyes of an immortal Irishman in Manhattan. Mr. Hamill spoke to Bookslut from his home in Manhattan. You've joined an interesting community: journalists who became novelists. How does it feel to join a club that has Mark Twain and Neil Gaiman as members? Forever reviewed by Joseph J. Finn Pete Hamill's "Forever" places the author firmly in the pantheon of British and American authors who are of that rarefied species: that of the journalist turned novelist. It's an intimidating group of authors, ranging from Edgar Allan Poe and Mark Twain in the 19th century, all the way to Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Neil Gaiman in the 20th. With the novel, Hamill shows beautifully that he possesses the combination of a journalistic knack for detail and a poetic ear for lyricism that a novelist needs. An eye for detail is wonderfully necessary in this sprawling novel, covering the life of what we now call Manhattan. The story starts out in 18th century Ireland, as young Robert Carson finds through circumstance and the death of his parents that he is actually Cormac O'Connor, descendant of the original Irish before the Catholics and the Protestants, and son of a Jewish mother. Already a secret outsider, Cormac is made even more of an outsider by the murder of his father. Pledging to track down his father's murderer, he travels to Manhattan and is cursed. Or blessed, depending on how you want to look at it.

47. Book Review - Forever By Pete Hamill
    There are just a few writers who should attempt to write a novel about the history of New York City, and pete hamill is probably at the top of that list.  
    http://www.reviewsofbooks.com/forever/review/
    
    Extractions: Published by Little, Brown and Company Review by W. R. Greer There are just a few writers who should attempt to write a novel about the history of New York City, and Pete Hamill is probably at the top of that list. He's been the editor in chief of the New York Daily News and the New York Post and has written for the New York Times The New Yorker , and Newsday . To tell the story of the city, he creates the character of Cormac O'Connor, an Irish boy who emigrates to Manhattan in 1740 and remains there forever. It's an interesting plot concept to have one person see and tell the whole history of a city, as opposed to a sweeping drama following a family from generation to generation. Unfortunately, this approach does not succeed, despite the author's best efforts. Predictably enough, Cormac's father is murdered when the Earl of Warren tries to take a horse from him. In a controlled rage that burns from the page, Cormac does his best to exact his revenge, killing at least one of the earl's henchman and burning his estate to the ground. Upon learning that the earl has left for the colonies in the New World, Cormac races to the coast in time to catch the next ship. Starving, freezing, and moving past the dead who have frozen to death in winter's grip, Cormac's magical steed, Thunder, reaches the dock just as the ship is pulling away. With a mighty leap, Thunder boards the boat, deposits Cormac on deck, and swims back to shore.

48. Daily Herald - 'North River' A Novel By Pete Hamill
    The Daily Herald is Utah County s leading newspaper with local news, sports and advertising., The sort of person who never gets a sentimental catch in the  
    http://www.heraldextra.com/content/view/226224/
    
    Extractions: @import url(http://www.heraldextra.com/mambots/system/blueflame/bfCombine.php?type=css/tag/bffront_css,front_css); Username Password Remember me Lost Password? No account yet? Register Jobs Classifieds Autos ... News Our Towns Central South Thursday, 21 June 2007 'North River' a novel by Pete Hamill TIM RUTTEN - LOS ANGELES TIMES The sort of person who never gets a sentimental catch in the throat isn't quite trustworthy, but then neither is the guy whose only tears are sentimental. "North River" Pete Hamill's 10th novel and 20th book flirts outrageously with that distinction but ultimately seduces us with the author's sweetly convinced nostalgia for his city, New York, in that deep Depression year of 1934 and (perhaps more consequentially) with the story telling conventions of that era. If yours is the sort of sensibility that after a hard day at the office craves an hour with Turner Classic Movies on cable, this could be the book that makes your summer. Hamill's a smart guy and a fluent writer, and few people have written quite so beautifully about New York as he has in recent years. Like filmmaker Woody Allen, whatever Hamill's ostensible subject, the city of New York is his subtext. In a recent interview, he offered that, "The most powerful emotion in New York is nostalgia. Not sentimentality, (which) I'm not talking about." New Yorkers' nostalgia is "caused by two things," he said. "One is the physical changes that go on because of the religion of real estate. You go away for the summer, you come back and your favorite coffee shop is erased. The other is because of the immigrants, people who came from some old country, whatever it is, and never wanted to go back, and had nostalgia for it anyway."

49. Digg - City Room: Pete Hamill Downtown, On Downtown
    At a lecture on Thursday evening, the writer and journalist discussed New York s Dutch origins, its immigrant history, its history of toleration and New  
    http://digg.com/world_news/City_Room_Pete_Hamill_Downtown_on_Downtown

50. The Pete Hamill Collection | 'Art Through My Eyes'
    amateur northwest photographs matted nature flowers art wildlife.  
    http://www.petehamillcollection.com/
    
    Extractions: Home My name is Pete Hamill and I am a photographer in Seattle, Washington, and this is my opportunity to present my photos of nature and the world, continually unfolding to my eyes, as I attempt to capture thier essence. My original photos are all printed on genuine Kodak paper and are perfect for matting and/or framing. All photos have the file size next to the title, to assist you in choosing the best size of photo. Photos are available in the following sizes: 5”x 7” ($10.00 ea.) Sale! $8.00 ea. 8”x 10” ($20.00 ea) Sale! $15.00 ea. *16"x20" ($50.00 ea) Sale! $40.00 ea. Shipping is via USPS Mail and is included in the price of the print. Once full payment (PayPal, personal check, or money order) is received, I will order the prints directly from Kodak, which takes 5-7 days. When I receive your order from Kodak, I will sign the prints and ship directly to you! The wallpaper for your desktop background is free for personal use only. Simply 'right click' on the image and then choose 'set as background', enjoy!!!! I am frequently adding more photos to my gallery, as I get more inspired by the world around me. So please stop by again to view my latest offerings, and be sure to sign my guest book if you have a moment.

51. Pete Hamill - Biography, Plus Book Reviews & Excerpts.
    A biography of pete hamill, plus book reviews and book excerpts from one or more books by hamill.  
    http://www.bookbrowse.com/biographies/index.cfm?author_number=854

52. Index To Comic Art Collection: "Ham" To "Hamilton, Grant"
    hamill, pete. The Figure is the Key to Everything From A Drinking Life / by pete hamill. inverted p. 46 in The Comics Journal, no. 184 (Feb.  
    http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/hrri/ham.htm

53. North River By Pete Hamill : Booksamillion.com (0316340588, Hardcover)
    BooksA-Million.com offers North River by pete hamill at a deep discount (0316340588, Hardcover). Find everyday discounts of 10% to 46% off and save even  
    http://www.booksamillion.com/ncom/books?id=4004606253949&isbn=0316340588

54. Why Sinatra Matters - Pete Hamill
    An excerpt from pete hamill s newest book Why Sinatra Matters.  
    http://www.jazzsingers.com/PeteHamill/

55. Hamill, Pete; LOVING WOMEN
    hamill, pete. LOVING WOMEN. NY Random House 1989, Hardcover First edition, first prnt. Fine condition in a Fine dustjacket witha Durafold mylar cover.  
    http://www.ilab.org/db/book2431_9007.html
    
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56. Snow In August By Pete Hamill
    But trouble lurks. A gang of young thugs prowls the neighborhood. Their leader Frankie beats up the Jewish proprietor of a candy store, putting the old man  
    http://www.snortyville.com/html/snowinaugust.html
    
    Extractions: SNORTYVILLE New: Snortyville In the Box: Dungeon Twister Review In the Box: Axis and Allies Miniatures Review The Mist Anita Blake Comics ... Ratatouille Impatient Reader Soldier of Sidon The Kite Runner Ornate Bird Garden How to Offer Wild Birds Shelter in Winter, Robins Enter your search terms Submit search form Web www.snortyville.com BOOK REVIEW by K. Snow in August by Pete Hamill Our story opens in 1947 Brooklyn. Michael Devlin, an 11 year-old, gets up one snowy morning to hurry out to the Catholic church where he serves as an altar boy. The day will change his life forever. As he struggles through the icy, windy streets, he lets his fertile imagination have free rein with his surroundings: superheroes! World War Two! Arctic wastelands! Suddenly, an anxious voice calls for help. A man waves to him from the alien terrain of the neighborhood synagogue. Jeez, could he possibly be that most exotic creature a Catholic kid could possibly encounter: an honest-to-God rabbi , fresh off the boat from Europe? Rabbi Judah Hirsch conveys in broken English that he needs Michael to come over and turn the lights on for him because he can't do it himself for some mysterious religious reason. Michael has heard ominous Catholic rumors concerning the Jews, but his curiosity wins out. Besides, the rabbi, who attempts to explain about the Shabbos and its rules, seems like a nice guy. He even gives Michael a nickel for his trouble though he can't afford it. Michael misses his father (killed at the Battle of the Bulge), and gets little attention from his hard-working mother. How can he resist making friends with the rabbi whose thirst for knowledge matches his own? Soon he returns to the synagogue to ask if the rabbi needs any more help. He wants stories and male companionship. The rabbi wants to learn English and the rules of baseball to help get assimilated into his new homeland. As a bonus, he throws in lessons in Yiddish, which Michael eagerly accepts.

57. Salon Wanderlust | Passages: Pete Hamill On The Best Mexico Travel Book
    Here, pete hamill, the author of distinguished fiction and nonfiction works, praises Mexico, written by Erico Verissimo and published in an English  
    http://www.salon.com/wlust/pass/1998/01/26pass.html
    
    Extractions: Passages archives n e g l e c t e d C l a s s i c s ERICO VERISSIMO'S EXTRAORDINARY "MEXICO" DESERVES TO BE REPUBLISHED. Editor's note: This essay inaugurates an ongoing Wanderlust series focusing on neglected travel classics. From time to time we will ask a notable author to write an appreciation of his or her favorite neglected travel book. Here, Pete Hamill, the author of distinguished fiction and nonfiction works, praises "Mexico," written by Erico Verissimo and published in an English translation by Linton Barrett in 1960. BY PETE HAMILL T ravel books about Mexico are a rarity these days. That was not always the case; my own collection contains more than 100 books from the 1930s and 1940s alone, ranging from bilious accounts by Graham Greene and Aldous Huxley to a sketchy watercolor of a book by D.H. Lawrence. Most of the rest are truly awful in a charming, innocent way; there was a virtual sub-genre written by lonely women who fled the United States to rediscover humanity under the Mexican sun, usually in the company of a boy named Paco.

58. Stories, Listed By Author
    hamill, pete(r) (1935 ) (chron.) * The Book Signing, (ss) Brooklyn Noir, ed. Tim McLoughlin, Akashic Books 2004 * The Men in Black Raincoats,  
    http://www.philsp.com/homeville/MSF/s88.htm
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents HALLIDAY, BRETT (chron.) (continued) Michael Shayne ], (ss) This Week You Killed Elizabeth, (nv) London Mystery HALLIDAY, BRETT ; house pseudonym (chron.) Tim Rourke Michael Shayne ], (ss) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Mar 1984 All the Faces of Fear [by James M. Reasoner L. J. Washburn Michael Shayne ], (na) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Dec 1980 The Assassination of Michael Shayne [by James M. Reasoner Michael Shayne ], (nv) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jun 1982 Beautiful But Dead [by James M. Reasoner

59. CJR - Pete Hamill Wakes Up The Daily News, By Bruce Porter
    pete hamill. Wakes up the Daily News. by Bruce Porter Porter, a CJR contributing editor, is director of journalism at Brooklyn College and an adjunct  
    http://backissues.cjrarchives.org/year/97/3/hamill.asp
    
    Extractions: Porter, a CJR contributing editor, is director of journalism at Brooklyn College and an adjunct professor at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism As usual the tie had disappeared, the feet were up on the desk, the glasses nestled on top of a head of fading red hair, and in between biting large chunks out of a mozzarella-and-tomato hero dripping with Tuscan olive oil, Pete Hamill was doing one of the things he enjoys most, which is spinning out a romance concerning the newspaper business. "At some point everybody sits around talking late at night and dreaming up the perfect paper," he was saying. "Usually, it's 'Goddammit, these idiots don't know how to run this thing. If we could get our hands on it we'd know what to do.' We all felt editors were trimming the best lines out of stories, or didn't recognize stories staring them in the face, or were filling the paper with stuff that was boring. There had to be a paper somewhere on which all the reporters were fabulous, all the writing was great, where the layout was slam-bang and elegant at the same time, and where people couldn't wait to get up in the morning and read it, and after you read it you felt you were not going to be the same again. We called it 'God's Paper.'"

60. 687. Pete Hamill. Simpson’s Contemporary Quotations. 1988
    687. pete hamill. Simpson’s Contemporary Quotations. 1988.  
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