This is worth buying if only for Garnette Cadogan’s moving, mournful, and yet hopeful essay on walking while black, especially in New York, “Black and Blue.” Full disclosure: I say this as a friend of Garnette’s who has moreover done some walking in New York with him. But trust me: that essay alone is worth the price of admission. And then as a bonus you get stories by David Mitchell, Alexander Hemon, Haruki Murakami — people like that.
This is worth buying if only for Garnette Cadogan’s moving, mournful, and yet hopeful essay on walking while black, especially in New York, “Black and Blue.” Full disclosure: I say this as a friend of Garnette’s who has moreover done some walking in New York with him. But trust me: that essay alone is worth the price of admission. And then as a bonus you get stories by David Mitchell, Alexander Hemon, Haruki Murakami — people like that.
