St. Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of Americas Hippest Street
by Ada Calhoun
Ada Calhoun’s St. Marks Is Dead explores the many lives of a street celebrated as America’s hippest. Framed through history, culture, and urban identity, the book considers how a single place can develop layers of meaning and continue to be understood in changing ways.
About This Book
St. Marks Is Dead focuses on the many lives of a street described as America’s hippest.
Ada Calhoun presents the street as a subject through which history, culture, and urban identity can be considered.
The book offers a broad look at how one place can carry different meanings across time.
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