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Describes the September 11 attacks in the United States and presents several personal stories of tragedy told by New Yorkers who lived through the collapse of the World Trade Center.
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"New York Times editor Hampton presents a personal, emotional account of the attack on the World Trade Center. . . . Riveting." –Publishers Weekly starred review)A blind man and his dog struggling to escape from the burning North Tower, a company of firefi ghters risking their lives, an ordinary citizen turned rescue worker — each person endured a personal nightmare, and each carries a separate memory. Through interviews and accounts of survivors, heroes, and terrorists, as well as his own story, seasoned reporter Wilborn Hampton creates an intimate portrait of life and loss, and offers a deeper understanding of that tragic day.Back matter includes a bibliography, a filmography, and an index.
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