“A History of Boston” written by our managing partner Dan Dain was recently featured in a post by Marginal Revolution, a renowned blog by two brilliant economics professors at George Mason University. This book offers a compelling deep dive into Boston’s rich history, earning praise from experts for its meticulous research and insightful analysis. Congratulations to Dan for this well-deserved recognition of his hard work and expertise! Read the review and learn more about “A History of Boston” here: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2025/03/what-ive-been-reading-267.html
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RJ Lyman Featured in Article by Contrarian Boston

Our very own RJ Lyman weighed in on the debate about renaming Faneuil Hall. In an article by Contrarian Boston, R.J. uncovered an answer that could finally settle the discussion once and for all. Curious to know more? Click here to read the full article.
Dan Dain Wins Gold in Independent Publishers of New England Book Awards
Dain Torpy is proud to announce that President, Dan Dain was recognized by the Independent Publishers of New England Book 2025 Awards. Dain’s book “A History of Boston” received gold in the non-fiction category. This honor is a testament to Dan’s dedication, passion, and expertise. Congratulations Dan!


Dan Dain Featured in Mass Lawyers Weekly

Recently our managing partner Daniel Dain was featured in an article by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, discussing his book, A History of Boston. What began as a personal project evolved into a great exploration of the city’s political, economic, and cultural evolution.
Dan Dain Author Talk

Join managing partner Dan Dain and Boston By Foot for a special discussion this Thursday, January 16th as he shares his insights on Boston’s rich history and its impact on urban development. We are excited to support Dan as he explores how density, diversity, and urban design play into the success of cities like Boston. For more information register here: https://bostonbyfoot.org/tours/author-talk-history-of-boston-with-dan-dain/