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Ghosts of Manhattan: A Novel Douglas Brunt
Publisher: Touchstone

Dec 8, 2007 - It's so natural to imagine that there's some kind of ghost world living within Manhattan separated from reality by only the thinnest of veils that you can see how Mebus's novel could have almost written itself. Aug 3, 2013 - No, that story isn't Ghosts of Manhattan, though you might be forgiven for thinking so, given how derivative the novel is of the Vertigo comic to which I'm referring, Sandman Mystery Theater. Jul 22, 2013 - Ghosts of Manhattan: A Novel by Douglas Brunt, Fiction (Released October, 2012) Bottom Line: Read it. May 2, 2013 - Pinto's invocation of Wolfe's lurid 1987 novel suggests the New York of Koch and Dinkins may not be as far away as it feels at the center of a thoroughly sanitized Times Square. Oct 5, 2012 - On America Live this afternoon, host Megyn Kelly interviewed her own husband Douglas Brunt about his new Wall Street fiction novel Ghosts of Manhattan. This novel is a steampunk pulp Batman novel set in 1920s New York City. Trend in the genre I have come to love. As he writes it, “For better or worse, Koch convinced most New Yorkers of the legitimacy of a new neoliberal order that subsidized Manhattan business development, particularly in the finance, insurance, and real estate sectors, privatized public space, and created huge income inequalities.”. Nov 18, 2010 - Over the weekend I read Ghosts of Manhattan by George Mann and it kicked ass. The Mystery of the Hell's Kitchen Ghost Sign. Oct 16, 2012 - Douglas Brunt highlights the heady days of Bear Stearns before its crash and eventual bankruptcy in his book Ghosts of Manhattan. Aug 18, 2013 - Each day Amazon unveils new Kindle book deals for adults and young readers at greatly reduced prices. Jun 24, 2010 - Review: George Mann's Ghosts of Manhattan. May 6, 2014 - A new novel invites you into a very different 1970s New York City - a hushed, elegant Manhattan that continued to thrive even in the middle of the mayhem that defined that era. Not many authors have embraced it, but George Mann took it on with his book Ghosts of Manhattan and now has continued the story of Gabriel Cross, aka the Ghost, in Ghosts of War.