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Explore the Lives of Famed, Devoted Locals in an Affectionate New Book Called “Meet the Regulars”

North Brooklyn and Bushwick feature heavily in Joshua D. Fischer's interview series.

Explore the Lives of Famed, Devoted Locals in an Affectionate New Book Called “Meet the Regulars”

Explore the Lives of Famed, Devoted Locals in an Affectionate New Book Called “Meet the Regulars”

North Brooklyn and Bushwick feature heavily in Joshua D. Fischer's interview series.

Explore the Lives of Famed, Devoted Locals in an Affectionate New Book Called “Meet the Regulars”
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“Meet the Regulars: People of Brooklyn and the Places They Love,” a new compilation of interviews conducted by Joshua D. Fischer and available now from Skyhorse Publishing, grew out of a series many of you may have read on the Williamsburg-centric blog Bedford and Bowery.

As a result, the book focuses heavily on spots in North Brooklyn. But what could feel like an oversight is a boon to residents of Bushwick because so many of the haunts and people featured in these pages are only a few subway stops away.

Nearby highlights include a hilarious romp with the Lucas Brothers at their favorite spot Tutu’s and photographer Ellen Stagg’s ode to East Williamsburg’s most conspicuous strip club Pumps.

The talk turns serious often, both in the interviews and in the short personal essays peppering the manuscript. Fischer, a longtime Brooklyn resident, cynically defines his role as gentrifier and…

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