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Sidewalk Stories

by Salvo Galano

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lntroduction by Jeff Bridges and Afterword by Patrick Markee Galano's moving testimony to the power of the human spirit showcases some of NYC's most remarkable individuals - the homeless - and their integrity and courage despite the stigma of homelessness. Accompanied by mind-boggling, up-to-the-minute statistics on this dire situation, 'Sidewalk Stories' illustrates that homelessness could happen to any of us. But, as Galano reminds us, 'Homeless does not necessarily mean hopeless.' With 59 tritone photos.… (more)
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lntroduction by Jeff Bridges and Afterword by Patrick Markee Galano's moving testimony to the power of the human spirit showcases some of NYC's most remarkable individuals - the homeless - and their integrity and courage despite the stigma of homelessness. Accompanied by mind-boggling, up-to-the-minute statistics on this dire situation, 'Sidewalk Stories' illustrates that homelessness could happen to any of us. But, as Galano reminds us, 'Homeless does not necessarily mean hopeless.' With 59 tritone photos.

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