Weegee

Weegee's autobiography offers a candid, unvarnished glimpse into his life as a Jewish immigrant from Austria who became a legendary photographer capturing the raw, often shocking side of New York City. Written in his own wisecracking prose, the book details his experiences navigating the city's streets, witnessing its darkest moments, and developing his iconic style, all while providing a personal perspective on the stories behind his most famous images. Newly reissued with additional material and an afterword by critic Ed Ward, this autobiography is a must-read for fans of Weegee’s fearless photography and vivid storytelling.