The Freaks Came Out to Write

This audiobook offers a compelling oral history of The Village Voice, a groundbreaking New York City newspaper renowned for covering diverse cultural scenes, social issues, and investigative journalism. Featuring over 200 interviews with prominent figures from writers to musicians, it highlights the paper’s influence on journalism, New York City, and American culture. Tricia Romano’s account pays tribute to the publication’s pivotal role in shaping the cultural landscape and exposing important stories.