My New Orleans, Gone Away: A Memoir of Loss and Renewal by Wolf, Peter M.

My New Orleans, Gone Away: A Memoir of Loss and Renewal

From Jonathan Yardley in the Washington Post: "Engaging...delightful ... Wolf returns to the Big Easy after a...
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Author: Peter M. Wolf
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My New Orleans, Gone Away: A Memoir of Loss and Renewal by Wolf, Peter M.

My New Orleans, Gone Away: A Memoir of Loss and Renewal

$41.29

My New Orleans, Gone Away: A Memoir of Loss and Renewal

$41.29
Author: Peter M. Wolf
Format: Paperback
Language: English

From Jonathan Yardley in the Washington Post: "Engaging...delightful ... Wolf returns to the Big Easy after a protracted Yankee education at Exeter and Yale, joins his father's firm in the cotton trade, takes up lodgings on Burgundy Street at the edge of the French Quarter and hangs out at places the mere mention of which sends shivers of pleasure down my spine."

Reminiscent of This Boy's Life, Peter Wolf's true saga of family burden and escaping the ties that bind takes us from the South to New England and to Paris and back. From growing up Jewish in a wealthy New Orleans family led a cold military father, to later life as a successful author and architect, Peter Wolf tells a story of love and sacrifice, of having to leave your roots to discover them. Set against the events of the Fifties to the present, My New Orleans is as rich in cultural history as it is in individuality.



Author: Peter M. Wolf
Publisher: Delphinium Books
Published: 01/06/2015
Pages: 304
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.50lbs
Size: 9.00h x 4.20w x 0.80d
ISBN: 9781883285623

About the Author
Wolf, Peter M.: - Peter M. Wolf is a sixth-generation member of a New Orleans commercial family. After Yale, Wolf earned a Ph.D. in the history of art and architecture from NYU. Dr. Wolf is a nationally recognized land planning, urban policy and asset management authority. Dr. Wolf is the founder of the Thomas Moran Trust and a trustee in East Hampton of Guild Hall and The Village Preservation Society. His research and writing have been supported by the National Endowment for the Arts; the Ford Foundation; the American Federation of Arts: and a Fulbright Fellowship.

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