Grand Central Winter: Stories From the Street

A memoir written as a series of essays on topics such as poverty, homelessness, racism, family, urban violence, and drug addiction.

NY Times Book Review

Like Dorothy Parker cradling a martini, he makes no apologies...the prose lengthens out into easy strides, the storytelling is sound and the characters fresh...the portraits etched out of a rock of crack cocaine.

Lee Stringer lived on the streets in the '80s and '90s. His first book, Grand Central Winter, was an international bestseller in 1998. He serves on the board of Mamaronek Libraries and Project Renewal. In addition to other memoirs, Stringer's writing has appeared in The Nation, New York Times, and Newsday.