Brooklyn Bridge A pile of books at a Central Park gate Upper West Side business tower Platform of the Times Square subway station Lower West Side’s High Lin Harlem Playground Washington Bridge

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Abandoned Towers of Books Appear in New York City

Caught up in a strange whim, Shaheryar Malik disposes his collection of books in teetering piles in public spaces. Scattered across Manhattan, his book collection has been abandoned and left to fend for itself at the hands of city dwellers to decide their fates. He doesn’t wish to know what will become of his books, or what may likely happen to them in this unconventional experiment.

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