From our friend Greg Spira comes this link to LibraryJournal.com’s annual baseball feature. Among the usual share of biographies and memoirs, histories, and social commentaries are such themes as:
- Yet another biography about Yogi Berra, this one by homonymic author Allen Barra, and one on Walter O’Malley by Michael D’Antonio
- Ira Berkow’s bio of Lou Brissie, a World War II vet who overcame a leg injury to enjoy a successful career as a major league pitcher
- A memoir by former Met pitcher Ron Darling and one from Matt McRathy, a fellow yale graduate who didn’t quite enjoy his colleague’s success
- Jane Heller’s Confession of a She-Fan
- A long-overdue book from oral historian Donald Honig
- Torre’s tome
- James E. Brunson’s look at the early years of black baseball and Marilyn Cohen’s treatise on the exclusion of women journalists from the sport
- Alyssa Milano’s take on the game (she has her own line of baseball-centric apparel, you know)
- A bio on Red Sox GM Theo Epstein
- And the ubiquitous “and many more”
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