Jim Dwyer is the coauthor of "Actual Innocence" and "Two Seconds Under the World," and the author of "Subway Lives." A Pulitzer Prize winner, he writes the About New York column for "The New York Times." He lives in New York City.
Kevin Flynn, a special projects editor at "The New York Times," was the newspaper's police bureau chief on September 11, having previously worked as a reporter for the New York "Daily News," "Newsday," and "The Advocate" (Stamford). He lives in Connecticut.
"A heart-stopping, meticulous account. . . . I suspect that you,
like me, will read this book in a single suspenseful sitting, even
though we know the ending." --James B. Stewart, "The New York Times
Book Review"
"The chief virtue of" 102 Minutes," Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn's
unsparing, eloquent history of the struggle to survive inside the
World Trade Center, is the authors' insistence that truth supplant
myth. However comforting myths may be after a defeat, they're
useless in assessing what went wrong and may actually be
impediments to preventing future disasters."
--John Farmer (former senior counsel to the 9/11 Commission), "The
Washington Post Book World "
"An astounding reconstruction of what happened inside the World
Trade Center. . . . These are stories, after all, you have to
share." --Susannah Meadows, "Newsweek"
"Exhaustively researched and smoothly written. . . . Dwyer and
Flynn's most impressive achievement: writing in a way that confers
dignity on each subject. This is one book that will stay with most
readers for a very long time." -- Michelle Green, "People"
"For those of us haunted by the tragedy, an indispensable book."
--"O Magazine"
"[A] harrowing, deeply reported, practically minute-by-minute and
floor-by-floor portrayal. . . . Insightful, compassionate, and
unrelievedly tense." --Michael Ollove, "The Baltimore Sun"
"A masterpiece of reporting....succinct...riveting enough to be
read in a sitting...heart-wrenching...Brilliant and troubling."
--Kevin Baker, "New York Times"
"Poignant, emotion-stirring and important...a story of how ordinary
people exhibit extraordinary traits in times of peril." --Tom
Walker, "Denver Post"
"It took the authors three years to describe what happened in 102
minutes...The book is worth the wait." --Ingrid Ahlgren,
"Providence Journal"
"The writing - sometimes searing, sometimes factual but always
appropriate - brings the human experience of disaster into focus."
--Rosemary Herbert, "Boston Herald"
"Many of the stories are astounding; almost all are
heartbreaking...They accord these men and women the honor they
deserve." --Brian Palmer, N"ewsday"
“A heart-stopping, meticulous account. . . . I suspect that you,
like me, will read this book in a single suspenseful sitting, even
though we know the ending.” --James B. Stewart, "The New York Times
Book Review"
“The chief virtue of" 102 Minutes," Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn's
unsparing, eloquent history of the struggle to survive inside the
World Trade Center, is the authors' insistence that truth supplant
myth. However comforting myths may be after a defeat, they're
useless in assessing what went wrong and may actually be
impediments to preventing future disasters.”
--John Farmer (former senior counsel to the 9/11 Commission), "The
Washington Post Book World "
“An astounding reconstruction of what happened inside the World
Trade Center. . . . These are stories, after all, you have to
share.” --Susannah Meadows, "Newsweek"
“Exhaustively researched and smoothly written. . . . Dwyer and
Flynn’s most impressive achievement: wr
" A heart-stopping, meticulous account. . . . I suspect that you,
like me, will read this book in a single suspenseful sitting, even
though we know the ending." --James B. Stewart, "The New York Times
Book Review"
" The chief virtue of" 102 Minutes," Jim Dwyer and Kevin Flynn's
unsparing, eloquent history of the struggle to survive inside the
World Trade Center, is the authors' insistence that truth supplant
myth. However comforting myths may be after a defeat, they're
useless in assessing what went wrong and may actually be
impediments to preventing future disasters."
--John Farmer (former senior counsel to the 9/11 Commission), "The
Washington Post Book World"
" An astounding reconstruction of what happened inside the World
Trade Center. . . . These are stories, after all, you have to
share." --Susannah Meadows, "Newsweek"
" Exhaustively researched and smoothly written. . . . Dwyer and
Flynn' s most impressive achievement: writing in a way that confers
dignity on each subject. This is one book that will stay with most
readers for a very long time." -- Michelle Green, "People"
" For those of us haunted by the tragedy, an indispensable book."
--"O Magazine"
" [A] harrowing, deeply reported, practically minute-by-minute and
floor-by-floor portrayal. . . . Insightful, compassionate, and
unrelievedly tense." --Michael Ollove, "The Baltimore Sun"
"A masterpiece of reporting....succinct...riveting enough to be
read in a sitting...heart-wrenching...Brilliant and troubling."
--Kevin Baker, "New York Times"
"Poignant, emotion-stirring and important...a story of how ordinary
peopleexhibit extraordinary traits in times of peril." --Tom
Walker, "Denver Post"
"It took the authors three years to describe what happened in 102
minutes...The book is worth the wait." --Ingrid Ahlgren,
"Providence Journal"
"The writing - sometimes searing, sometimes factual but always
appropriate - brings the human experience of disaster into focus."
--Rosemary Herbert, "Boston Herald"
"Many of the stories are astounding; almost all are
heartbreaking...They accord these men and women the honor they
deserve." --Brian Palmer, N"ewsday"
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