At the Strangers' Gate
Narrated by Adam Gopnik
- Released
- September 5, 2017
In At the Strangers' Gate, best-selling author Adam Gopnik shares a memoir that vividly depicts the romance and challenges of New York City in the 1980s, as he and his future wife, Martha, leave Montreal in pursuit of their artistic dreams. The narrative chronicles their journey from eager newcomers to a settled family, exploring themes of ambition and the evolving landscape of the city. Through humorous and poignant reflections on their experiences, Gopnik also offers insights into the art world and the nature of aspiration in this iconic metropolis.
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