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Bits and Pieces, June 25, 2015

June 24, 2015

Another in a series of feeble attempts to catch up on older items. You will forgive the possible occasional duplication from previous entries. First off, well, this is kind of insulting to baseball and books. * Ed Lucas received a lot of attention for his recent memoir, and rightly so. I had a great conversation […]

Tagged as: baseball fiction, Bergino Baseball Clubhouse, Bill Pennington, Billy Martin, Charlie O'Brien, Doug Wedge, Gary Cieradkowski, Jack Zanger, Mike Matheny, minor leagues, National Public Radio, New York Yankees, sabermetrics, Sandy Alderson, Steve Kettmann, W. P. Kinsella, Wins Above Replacement

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Author websites: Boon or bane?

January 20, 2015

One of the things authors are called on to do more and more these days is create a web presence. Some are better than others, especially if they’re done by the publisher (but those are usually for high profile writers), but they all serve the common purpose of introducing their work to the public. I […]

Tagged as: ballpark food, Charlie O'Brien, Cooperstown, Gil Hodges, Jeff Katz, Ty Cobb

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