Hitting the Head
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Author: Andre Howard
Hitting the Head is a compelling photography and art book that dives deep into the heart of New York City’s iconic dive bar scene. Published by Goff Books in 2025, this visual archive captures the character-filled, often overlooked interiors of these cultural landmarks, preserving their stories and essence before they disappear amidst urban renewal.The title, rooted in maritime tradition, reflects both the literal act of visiting the restroom and the figurative moments of joy, community, and spontaneity found within these cherished spaces. From gritty interiors to neon-lit corners, Hitting the Head tells the tale of a world that thrives on camaraderie and rebellion, offering readers a nostalgic journey through NYC’s counterculture history.Perfect for fans of urban history, design, and nightlife, this book invites readers to explore the vibrant soul of the city through its hidden gems—dive bars that have long been sanctuaries for connection, storytelling, and authenticity.
ISBN 9781961856790. GOFF BOOKS. pb. 250 pages. 250 colour ills. 22.8 x 22.8 cm.
not yet published
Hitting the Head is a compelling photography and art book that dives deep into the heart of New York City’s iconic dive bar scene. Published by Goff Books in 2025, this visual archive captures the character-filled, often overlooked interiors of these cultural landmarks, preserving their stories and essence before they disappear amidst urban renewal.The title, rooted in maritime tradition, reflects both the literal act of visiting the restroom and the figurative moments of joy, community, and spontaneity found within these cherished spaces. From gritty interiors to neon-lit corners, Hitting the Head tells the tale of a world that thrives on camaraderie and rebellion, offering readers a nostalgic journey through NYC’s counterculture history.Perfect for fans of urban history, design, and nightlife, this book invites readers to explore the vibrant soul of the city through its hidden gems—dive bars that have long been sanctuaries for connection, storytelling, and authenticity.
ISBN 9781961856790. GOFF BOOKS. pb. 250 pages. 250 colour ills. 22.8 x 22.8 cm.
not yet published