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In the Hamptons: My 50 Years with Farmers, Billionares - Dan Rattiner 'SIGNED'
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- “THIS BOOK IS IN GOOD CONDITION , THE COVER HAS A COUPLE CHIPS AND IS A FLAT SIGNED 1ST EDITION”
- ISBN
- 9780307382955
- Book Title
- In the Hamptons : My Fifty Years with Farmers, Fishermen, Artists, Billionaires, and Celebrities
- Item Length
- 8.5in
- Publisher
- Crown Publishing Group, T.H.E.
- Publication Year
- 2008
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.2in
- Genre
- Biography & Autobiography
- Topic
- General, Literary
- Item Width
- 5.8in
- Item Weight
- 17.6 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 368 Pages
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An award-winning writer offers this colorful insider's account of life, love, scandal, and celebrity in the Hamptons. 35 b&w photos.
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Publisher
Crown Publishing Group, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
0307382958
ISBN-13
9780307382955
eBay Product ID (ePID)
63178228
Product Key Features
Book Title
In the Hamptons : My Fifty Years with Farmers, Fishermen, Artists, Billionaires, and Celebrities
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
General, Literary
Publication Year
2008
Genre
Biography & Autobiography
Number of Pages
368 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
1.2in
Item Width
5.8in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz
Additional Product Features
Lc Classification Number
Pn4874.R29a3 2008
Reviews
"As publisher of the "Montauk Pioneer" in the early 1960s, which branched into the longtime Hampton free newspaper, "Dan's Papers," Rattiner knows his territory and shares a collection of charming early memories of the people among whom he lived and worked. Most of the recollections are from the 1960s, when the author, a Harvard graduate student in his 20s, having been introduced to Montauk when his father moved the family there to take over White's Pharmacy in 1956, runs the press largely by himself, borrowing a thousand dollars from local banker Merton Tyndall. While knocking door-to-door to sell ad pages and drum up stories, he meets the remarkable seasonal denizens of the Hamptons, such as the lovely daughter of Harrison Tweed III, Babette; the drinkers at Jungle Pete's, tightlipped about their dead crony Jackson Pollock; artist Balcomb Greene; the sun-bathing lady proprietors of the Memory Motel; reclusive John Steinbeck; and the real-life shark hunter Frank Mundus. As the Hamptons change from sleepy beaches to celebrity enclaves, the likable Rattiner boasts (modestly) about refusing an interview with then nobody Richard Nixon and playing baseball with notables such as George Plimpton and Bill Clinton." --"Publishers Weekly" "Dan Rattiner has been chronicling the people and events of the Hamptons for as long as I've been going there (since the sixties). If anyone wanted some insight into what made this area such an interesting place, all they'd need was a copy of In the Hamptons. It's as close to rubbing elbows as you can get. Enjoy!" --Billy Joel "If a guy says it happened in the Hamptons, and Dan Rattiner doesn't know about it, it didn't. Welcome to the high stoolat the bar in the Memory Motel." --Tom Wolfe "Dan Rattiner, a first-rate observer of life, has been observing the life of the Hamptons for nearly fifty years. "In the Hamptons," the result of all that clear-eyed observation, gives us every facet of the place--the strange and ridiculous, the artistic, the funny, the lovable and beautiful. Fifty years from now when people ask, 'What were the Hamptons?' they will need only to pick up this rich, sparkling book." --Roger Rosenblatt, author of "Lapham Rising" "A great read! Rattiner has done a terrific job with "Dan's Papers," and his book, "In the Hamptons," is as colorful and engrossing as you would expect. He describes the coming-of-age of the Hamptons with insight and affection." --Donald J. Trump "Wonderful reading....If I write here that I cannot imagine a chronicle more inclusive and revealing, fascinating and objective, yet for the greater part affectionate, I am not piling it on too thick. This book is damn good work." --Edward Albee, "As publisher of theMontauk Pioneerin the early 1960s, which branched into the longtime Hampton free newspaper,Dan's Papers, Rattiner knows his territory and shares a collection of charming early memories of the people among whom he lived and worked. Most of the recollections are from the 1960s, when the author, a Harvard graduate student in his 20s, having been introduced to Montauk when his father moved the family there to take over White's Pharmacy in 1956, runs the press largely by himself, borrowing a thousand dollars from local banker Merton Tyndall. While knocking door-to-door to sell ad pages and drum up stories, he meets the remarkable seasonal denizens of the Hamptons, such as the lovely daughter of Harrison Tweed III, Babette; the drinkers at Jungle Pete's, tightlipped about their dead crony Jackson Pollock; artist Balcomb Gree≠the sun-bathing lady proprietors of the Memory Motel; reclusive John Steinbeck; and the real-life shark hunter Frank Mundus. As the Hamptons change from sleepy beaches to celebrity enclaves, the likable Rattiner boasts (modestly) about refusing an interview with then nobody Richard Nixon and playing baseball with notables such as George Plimpton and Bill Clinton." -Publishers Weekly "Dan Rattiner has been chronicling the people and events of the Hamptons for as long as I've been going there (since the sixties). If anyone wanted some insight into what made this area such an interesting place, all they'd need was a copy of In the Hamptons. It's as close to rubbing elbows as you can get. Enjoy!" -Billy Joel "If a guy says it happened in the Hamptons, and Dan Rattiner doesn't know about it, it didn't. Welcome to the high stool at the bar in the Memory Motel." -Tom Wolfe "Dan Rattiner, a first-rate observer of life, has been observing the life of the Hamptons for nearly fifty years.In the Hamptons, the result of all that clear-eyed observation, gives us every facet of the place-the strange and ridiculous, the artistic, the funny, the lovable and beautiful. Fifty years from now when people ask, 'What were the Hamptons?' they will need only to pick up this rich, sparkling book." -Roger Rosenblatt, author ofLapham Rising "A great read! Rattiner has done a terrific job withDan's Papers, and his book,In the Hamptons, is as colorful and engrossing as you would expect. He describes the coming-of-age of the Hamptons with insight and affection." -Donald J. Trump "Wonderful reading....If I write here that I cannot imagine a chronicle more inclusive and revealing, fascinating and objective, yet for the greater part affectionate, I am not piling it on too thick. This book is damn good work." -Edward Albee, "Rattiner's tales have the flavor of oral history, the passing along of stories from friend to friend….In these narratives, the evidence of a life well-lived on a well-carved shore, Rattiner bottles the spirit of a rural enclave turned glamorous destination. In a characteristic tale, the author joins with a determined Giorgina Reid to arrest the crumbling of the Montauk cliff face, thus saving the iconically rugged and glorious lighthouse. Rattiner does the same in this treasury, preserving the myth and mystery of the shoreline, making sure memory erodes not, and that the light stays always on." -The Hampton Sheet "As publisher of theMontauk Pioneerin the early 1960s, which branched into the longtime Hampton free newspaper,Dan's Papers, Rattiner knows his territory and shares a collection of charming early memories of the people among whom he lived and worked. Most of the recollections are from the 1960s, when the author, a Harvard graduate student in his 20s, having been introduced to Montauk when his father moved the family there to take over White's Pharmacy in 1956, runs the press largely by himself, borrowing a thousand dollars from local banker Merton Tyndall. While knocking door-to-door to sell ad pages and drum up stories, he meets the remarkable seasonal denizens of the Hamptons, such as the lovely daughter of Harrison Tweed III, Babette; the drinkers at Jungle Pete's, tightlipped about their dead crony Jackson Pollock; artist Balcomb Gree≠the sun-bathing lady proprietors of the Memory Motel; reclusive John Steinbeck; and the real-life shark hunter Frank Mundus. As the Hamptons change from sleepy beaches to celebrity enclaves, the likable Rattiner boasts (modestly) about refusing an interview with then nobody Richard Nixon and playing baseball with notables such as George Plimpton and Bill Clinton." -Publishers Weekly "Dan Rattiner has been chronicling the people and events of the Hamptons for as long as I've been going there (since the sixties). If anyone wanted some insight into what made this area such an interesting place, all they'd need was a copy of In the Hamptons. It's as close to rubbing elbows as you can get. Enjoy!" -Billy Joel "If a guy says it happened in the Hamptons, and Dan Rattiner doesn't know about it, it didn't. Welcome to the high stool at the bar in the Memory Motel." -Tom Wolfe "Dan Rattiner, a first-rate observer of life, has been observing the life of the Hamptons for nearly fifty years.In the Hamptons, the result of all that clear-eyed observation, gives us every facet of the place-the strange and ridiculous, the artistic, the funny, the lovable and beautiful. Fifty years from now when people ask, 'What were the Hamptons?' they will need only to pick up this rich, sparkling book." -Roger Rosenblatt, author ofLapham Rising "A great read! Rattiner has done a terrific job withDan's Papers, and his book,In the Hamptons, is as colorful and engrossing as you would expect. He describes the coming-of-age of the Hamptons with insight and affection." -Donald J. Trump "Wonderful reading....If I write here that I cannot imagine a chronicle more inclusive and revealing, fascinating and objective, yet for the greater part affectionate, I am not piling it on too thick. This book is damn good work." -Edward Albee, "[R]efreshing as a dip in the ocean at Main Beach....Rattiner, longtime publisher of the locally beloved weekly newspaper Dan's Papers, provides a beach-chair view of New York's storied swath of spot-lit sand in his new memoir." USA Today "Rattiner's tales have the flavor of oral history, the passing along of stories from friend to friend....In these narratives, the evidence of a life well-lived on a well-carved shore, Rattiner bottles the spirit of a rural enclave turned glamorous destination. In a characteristic tale, the author joins with a determined Giorgina Reid to arrest the crumbling of the Montauk cliff face, thus saving the iconically rugged and glorious lighthouse. Rattiner does the same in this treasury, preserving the myth and mystery of the shoreline, making sure memory erodes not, and that the light stays always on." The Hampton Sheet "Whether Rattiner is writing about well-known people or local notables, he presents his material in entertaining fashion, holding the readers'' interest. His unusual vantage point enables him to trace a half-century of changes ''In The Hamptons.''" Jewish Journal "As publisher of the Montauk Pioneer in the early 1960s, which branched into the longtime Hampton free newspaper, Dan''s Papers , Rattiner knows his territory and shares a collection of charming early memories of the people among whom he lived and worked. Most of the recollections are from the 1960s, when the author, a Harvard graduate student in his 20s, having been introduced to Montauk when his father moved the family there to take over White''s Pharmacy in 1956, runs the press largely by himself, borrowing a thousand dollars from local banker Merton Tyndall. While knocking door-to-door to sell ad pages and drum up stories, he meets the remarkable seasonal denizens of the Hamptons, such as the lovely daughter of Harrison Tweed III, Babette; the drinkers at Jungle Pete''s, tightlipped about their dead crony Jackson Pollock; artist Balcomb Gree≠the sun-bathing lady proprietors of the Memory Motel; reclusive John Steinbeck; and the real-life shark hunter Frank Mundus. As the Hamptons change from sleepy beaches to celebrity enclaves, the likable Rattiner boasts (modestly) about refusing an interview with then nobody Richard Nixon and playing baseball with notables such as George Plimpton and Bill Clinton." Publishers Weekly "Dan Rattiner has been chronicling the people and events of the Hamptons for as long as I've been going there (since the sixties). If anyone wanted some insight into what made this area such an interesting place, all they'd need was a copy of In the Hamptons. It's as close to rubbing elbows as you can get. Enjoy!" Billy Joel "If a guy says it happened in the Hamptons, and Dan Rattiner doesn't know about it, it didn't. Welcome to the high stool at the bar in the Memory Motel." Tom Wolfe "Dan Rattiner, a first-rate observer of life, has been observing the life of the Hamptons for nearly fifty years. In the Hamptons , the result of all that clear-eyed observation, gives us every facet of the placethe strange and ridiculous, the artistic, the funny, the lovable and beautiful. Fifty years from now when people ask, 'What were the Hamptons?' they will need only to pick up this rich, sparkling book." Roger Rosenblatt, author of Lapham Rising "A great read! Rattiner has done a terrific job with Dan's Papers , and his book, In the Hamptons , is as colorful and engrossing as you would expect. He describes the coming-of-age of the Hamptons with insight and affection." Donald J. Trump "Wonderful reading....If I write here that I cannot imagine a chronicle more inclusive and revealing, fascinating and objective, yet for the greater part affectionate, I am not piling it on too thick. This book is damn good work." Edward Albee From the Hardcover edition., "[R]efreshing as a dip in the ocean at Main Beach….Rattiner, longtime publisher of the locally beloved weekly newspaper Dan's Papers, provides a beach-chair view of New York's storied swath of spot-lit sand in his new memoir." USA Today "Rattiner's tales have the flavor of oral history, the passing along of stories from friend to friend….In these narratives, the evidence of a life well-lived on a well-carved shore, Rattiner bottles the spirit of a rural enclave turned glamorous destination. In a characteristic tale, the author joins with a determined Giorgina Reid to arrest the crumbling of the Montauk cliff face, thus saving the iconically rugged and glorious lighthouse. Rattiner does the same in this treasury, preserving the myth and mystery of the shoreline, making sure memory erodes not, and that the light stays always on." -The Hampton Sheet "As publisher of theMontauk Pioneerin the early 1960s, which branched into the longtime Hampton free newspaper,Dan's Papers, Rattiner knows his territory and shares a collection of charming early memories of the people among whom he lived and worked. Most of the recollections are from the 1960s, when the author, a Harvard graduate student in his 20s, having been introduced to Montauk when his father moved the family there to take over White's Pharmacy in 1956, runs the press largely by himself, borrowing a thousand dollars from local banker Merton Tyndall. While knocking door-to-door to sell ad pages and drum up stories, he meets the remarkable seasonal denizens of the Hamptons, such as the lovely daughter of Harrison Tweed III, Babette; the drinkers at Jungle Pete's, tightlipped about their dead crony Jackson Pollock; artist Balcomb Gree≠the sun-bathing lady proprietors of the Memory Motel; reclusive John Steinbeck; and the real-life shark hunter Frank Mundus. As the Hamptons change from sleepy beaches to celebrity enclaves, the likable Rattiner boasts (modestly) about refusing an interview with then nobody Richard Nixon and playing baseball with notables such as George Plimpton and Bill Clinton." -Publishers Weekly "Dan Rattiner has been chronicling the people and events of the Hamptons for as long as I've been going there (since the sixties). If anyone wanted some insight into what made this area such an interesting place, all they'd need was a copy of In the Hamptons. It's as close to rubbing elbows as you can get. Enjoy!" -Billy Joel "If a guy says it happened in the Hamptons, and Dan Rattiner doesn't know about it, it didn't. Welcome to the high stool at the bar in the Memory Motel." -Tom Wolfe "Dan Rattiner, a first-rate observer of life, has been observing the life of the Hamptons for nearly fifty years.In the Hamptons, the result of all that clear-eyed observation, gives us every facet of the place-the strange and ridiculous, the artistic, the funny, the lovable and beautiful. Fifty years from now when people ask, 'What were the Hamptons?' they will need only to pick up this rich, sparkling book." -Roger Rosenblatt, author ofLapham Rising "A great read! Rattiner has done a terrific job withDan's Papers, and his book,In the Hamptons, is as colorful and engrossing as you would expect. He describes the coming-of-age of the Hamptons with insight and affection." -Donald J. Trump "Wonderful reading....If I write here that I cannot imagine a chronicle more inclusive and revealing, fascinating and objective, yet for the greater part affectionate, I am not piling it on too thick. This book is damn go
Copyright Date
2008
Lccn
2008-009125
Dewey Decimal
974.7/25043092 B
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
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Yes
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