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New York Night: The Mystique and Its History the myth of syphisis camus Often presented as a greatAuthor Contributor(s): Caldwell, Mark Publisher: Scribner Date: 8 28 2001 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW Who among us cannot testify to the possibilities of the night? To the mysterious, shadowed intersections of music, smoke, money, alcohol, desire, and dream? The hours between dusk and dawn are when we are most urgently free, when high meets low, when tongues wag, when wallets loosen, when uptown, downtown, rich, poor, black, white, gay,