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On The Subway is a book of poetry written by Kurt Boone--a New York City messenger--while riding on MTA, the largest subway system in the world. As a messenger, Kurt rode all 22 major subway lines every week. While on the subway, he wrote original poems to pass the time and record his thoughts. On The Subway is an adventure into the world of a subway rider.

Pocket Rough Guide New York City is an indispensable guide to the cultural capital of the USA. Whether you have an afternoon or a few days at your disposal, kids in tow or a tight budget to stick to, our itineraries help you plan your trip. The Best of New York section picks out the highlights you won't want to miss, from the world's foremost Natural History Museum to exhilarating viewpoints like the towering Empire State and elegant Brooklyn Bridge. Now available in ePub format. All the sights, accommodation, restaurants, shops and bars are pinpointed on the full-colour maps, and there's also a handy pull-out map for on the ground navigation. Divided by area and written in an honest and informative style, Pocket New York City's comprehensive Places coverage means you can get right to the heart of Manhattan and the vibrant outer boroughs, while listings recommend the best places to eat, shop, stay - and stay out late - in the city that never sleeps. Make the most of your time on Earth with the Pocket Rough Guide to New York City.

Hans Jeger is a nice guy and lives in the 5th South West of the Federation, where only border towns have names. All the others have been numbered according to their position. Ten Circles, one inside the other. The First is the beating heart of it all, while the Last is the embankment where the outcasts survive the day. Strict rules establish the assignment of Social Points, points which added together determine the Circle in which to live and the possibility of being able to move from one city to another. Political power, Economic Corporations, Police, Army, and Inquisition are the cogwheels of a mechanism that seems to have no weak points. Hans Jeger however, despite him, will be able to track down a weak point and, trapped between a sense of duty and conscience, he will risk ending up crushed under those same wheels that were supposed to protect him. Thanks to its armored helicopters and Inquisitors, deadly as poisonous snakes, the Federation has redesigned a civilization in which its strength appears invincible. But anyone who has learned something from history knows that no one is truly invincible.