LITR 1231H
New York City 1965-2001
NYC's a city constantly in crisis. It's a city in protest, turning over its own history, its fatal oversights. A place where missteps made in the blink of an eye might mean death—or sliding into the dark groove between princes(ses) and peasants. We’re looking for NYC's story from 1965 to 2001. Why these years as bookends? Why this city made of boroughs held together by a sticky substance of uncertain origin we might call pride or ideology...? More importantly, what does it take to write historical fiction? To write about the places most important to us?
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027