Books by Mike Wallace

Mike Wallace, an internationally recognized and respected author, has been instrumental in shaping the landscape of contemporary history and biography genre. Wallace was born and educated in the United States, earning his doctorate in history from Harvard University. His intellect and innate understanding of intricate historical backdrops have made him an authority in his field, earning him accolades and respect from fellow historians, critics, and readers worldwide.

Wallace’s work as an author showcases his flair for blending historical events with insightful narratives. His magnum opus is the Pulitzer Prize-winning “Gotham: A History of New York City to 1898,” which he co-authored with Edwin G. Burrows. The book brilliantly explores the detailed history of New York City and is widely recognized for its thorough research, eloquent writing, and accessibility to a diverse audience – qualities that characterize much of Wallace’s work.

In addition to his writing, Wallace has also served as Distinguished Professor of History at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York. His contributions to academia and literature have made him not just a remarkable author, but also an influential figure in historical studies. Mike Wallace’s distinguished career and body of work continue to inspire and educate millions around the globe.