Recently author Adrienne Onofri released the book Walking Queens, an awesome compilation of 30 different walking tours throughout the borough. The book also sheds light on neighborhood history, landmarked buildings, popular restaurants, parks, museums and more. (There are also plenty of maps and transportation tips.) Below, we spoke to Adrienne about her favorite walking tours, tips on navigating the street grid, Brooklyn vs. Queens, and the surprising things she learned while writing the book. You can purchase Walking Queens here, and you can also catch Adrienne discussing her book and signing copies at the Astoria Bookshop, 31-29 31st Street, tomorrow, November 6th at 7 pm. BQ: How long have you been in Queens and where do you live? AO: I’ve lived in Queens almost my entire adult life — 20 years in Astoria and the last five in Elmhurst. My building’s just a few blocks south of Roosevelt Avenue, so I really… Read More