Sam Wetherell is a British historian and author whose work explores urban history, culture and the social forces that shape cities. His research examines how particular cities have been made and remade by economic change, political decisions and the everyday lives of their inhabitants. Wetherell writes with both scholarly rigour and genuine affection for the places he studies, creating urban histories that are as engaging as they are informative. His books and audiobooks offer readers and listeners richly detailed explorations of how cities work and what they mean to the people who live in them.
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