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- Joseph Akel, The New York Times
Orlean's piece goes beyond her initial wonder at the idea of "a district of flowers" to wax nostalgic, but never sentimental, about a part of New York that many young writers today will never get to experience.
- Lauren Oyler, Broadly
The district itself may also never return to its former lush glory, like a flower cut at its peak, but 'The Floral Ghost' captures one day of its thriving history through one person’s ephemeral memory.
- Allison Meier, Hyperallergic
RIZZOLI BOOKSTORE
Friday, April 29: 6PM
1133 Broadway
New York, NY 10010
Phone: 800-52-BOOKS
