Neil Steinberg Boeken

In 1952, A J Liebling's essay in The New Yorker labeled Chicago the "Second City," critiquing everything from garbage collection to the skyline. This book narrates the author's journey as a young outsider navigating Chicago's journalism scene.

The book offers a poignant exploration of emotions, blending sadness and nostalgia with a direct and honest narrative style. It captures the complexities of human experiences, drawing readers into a deeply reflective journey. The writing is both captivating and sincere, making it a memorable and impactful read.