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Essay Transportive Reading for Underground Transportation Scenes from the rolling reading room. Devin Yalkin for The New York Times By Adam Sternbergh Jan. 29, 2018 When people talk about.
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Reading on the subway is a New York ritual, for the masters of the intricately folded newspaper like Ms. Kornhaber, who lives in Park Slope and works on the Upper East Side, as well as for.
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Dec. 31, 2021. Uli Beutter Cohen has been chronicling New Yorkers and the books they take underground for almost eight years. Getting people to talk about their literary habits is often an.
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Hollie Fraser, left, and Rosy Kehdi, founders of Books on the Subway in New York City. Rush hour had barely concluded when Rosy Kehdi swiped her Metrocard at the 23rd Street R/W subway station in New York City on a Wednesday night in early November. It was nearly 8:30 p.m., and commuters were evenly dispersed with ample breathing room from one.
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A Week of Watching People Read in the Subway by Ben Dolnick Books on the subway are increasingly like birds in the jungle: colorful, hard-to-spot, and of obsessive interest to the lonely and peculiar. Here are one week's worth of sightings and speculations. Monday, 5:20PM, Brooklyn-bound C train, 23rd Street:
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Many people read on the subway. After moving from Germany to New York City, Uli Beutter Cohen began to wonder what they were reading and why. Three years ago she began asking people to review what they were reading on the subway, and she documented it on an Instagram feed called Subway Book Review. It is part sociological - she has found that.
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Here, John Sloan depicted a woman lost in a book. Her crossed legs and the hint of a garter are on display. Never one to miss an opportunity for cheeky humor, Sloan added an advertisement behind the girl, reading "Rub with Sloan's Ointment."
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Sloan, a chronicler of scenes observed on the streets of New York, wrote in his diary that the lines of seventeenth-century British poet John Suckling came to mind when he encountered a woman reading on a subway car. Suckling's poem reads: "Her feet beneath her petticoat / Like little mice peeped in and out, / As if they feared the light."
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I read more on the subway when it was a part of my daily commute than I did at probably any other time in my life. I read SO MANY things. A lotta times I'd cover the books with a brown paper grocery bag (a la textbooks in the 80s) so people wouldn't look at the cover, ask me what I'm reading, etc.