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Cardboard Gods

Bits and pieces

September 11, 2012

Now that the 501 manuscript has been returned to — and received by — the copy editor, I can take a breath and get back to the business of blogging. So here’s an attempt to catch up with a few items from recent days. ♦ The RadioIowa site posted this piece on Bob Meyer, author […]

Tagged as: Art of Fielding, Cardboard Gods, Joe Rudi, R.A. Dickey, Tony LaRussa

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* Another part of the publishing equation

April 19, 2010

I started this blog because I have always been fascinated with the creative process. Where do and author’s ideas come from? How does he do his research? What obstacles does she have along the way? I have been remiss. It has been brought to my attention that the author is just one part of the […]

Tagged as: Cardboard Gods, Josh Wilker, Mark Weinstein, Skyhorse Publishing

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* Bookshelf author interview: Josh Wilker

March 26, 2010

Josh Wilker launched his blog, CardboardGods (Motto: “Voice of the mathematically eliminated”) as a link to a simpler time, when all a boy needed to be happy was a nickle, a dime, or at most a quarter, to buy a pack of baseball cards. For a ten-year-old, these guys were, in fact, gods. All you […]

Tagged as: Baseball Cards, Cardboard Gods, Josh Wilker

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