Journey in the Urban University (1972), Notes for the Two-Dollar Window: Portraits From an American Neighborhood (1976), On Men and Manhood (1979), and Quitting Time (1982). He also released Flying Solo: Reimagining Manhood, Courage, and Loss, a collection of mostly autobiographical essays, in 1998. He was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship for general nonfiction in 1971. Four years later, he was conferred a Rockefeller fellowship. Kriegel also received a MacDowell fellowship in 1976, the O. Henry Award, and three of his books were named New York Times Notable Books of the Year. Personal life Kriegel was married to Harriet Bernzweig until his death. Together, they had two children. Kriegel died on September 25, 2022, in Manhattan. He was 89, and suffered from heart failure prior to his death. List of works The Long Walk Home (1964), published by Appleton-Century Edmund Wilson (1971) Working Through: A Teacher's Journey in the Urban University (1972) Notes for the Two-Dollar Window (1976) On Men and Manhood (1979) Quitting Time: A Novel (1982) Falling Into Life (1991) Flying Solo (1998) General and cited references References External links Online Biography 1933 births 2022 deaths American non-fiction writers Rockefeller Fellows People with polio Writers from the Bronx Hunter College alumni Columbia University alumni New York University alumni