Big Oyster

Big Oyster

by Mark Kurlansky

Random House Publishing Group · 2007 · 336 pages

Discover New York City's vibrant past through the surprising and significant history of its most abundant shellfish. This engaging narrative traces the oyster's journey from a ubiquitous food source and natural water purifier to its eventual disappearance, revealing how its rise and fall mirrored the city's own transformation. Perfect for foodies, history buffs, and anyone curious about the hidden stories that shape urban landscapes.

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