
Author of MOSES AND THE DOCTOR (USA Today bestseller) and OUR TEAM (on Larry Doby, Satchel Paige, Bob Feller) Contact: [email protected]
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Now that "Moses and the Doctor" is available everywhere books are sold, here's how you can get a signed copy: Order through Astoria Bookshop (link below), or send me a request for a signed bookplate (my email is in my bio). I'll mail you one free. It's that simple.
My wife is on her way home from a week in Europe and I'm just about braindead. I don't know how single parents do it. The days are very long.
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My second book, New Kings: Africa's Hoop Dreams and the Future of the NBA, drops in 3 weeks!
You can pre-order here: amazon.com/New-Kings-Africas…
All right, assuming that the Brewers sweep to the title, and assuming that Christian Yelich plays a few more seasons and gets, say, 2,000 hits, 275 homers, 1,000 RBIs, and 50 WAR, is Yelich a Hall of Famer?
Received a lovely letter today from Billy Cunningham, the head coach of the 1983 Philadelphia 76ers. I’m thrilled that he enjoyed “Moses and the Doctor.”
Went to the Whitney over lunch to see the Roy Lichtenstein exhibit and it goes without saying that fellow lovers of newspaper comic strips should make time for it.
The teacher at my daughter's music class handed out Cheez-Its for Halloween, and it blew her frickin' mind. Imagine tasting a Cheez-It for the first time....
One last time: I wrote a story about how I came to NYC from the rural Midwest and how I find myself still here a quarter century later: substack.com/home/post/p-221…
This whole Cheesecake Factory rhetoric is yet another example of how so-called “wokeness” has shifted from the left to the right.
I watched the Norm Macdonald and Maria Bamford documentaries this weekend and they're both wonderful in separate and interesting ways. At this point I'd be happy for Judd Apatow to dedicate himself solely to documentaries on offbeat comedians.
For the evening crowd, I wrote about how I came to NYC and the distance I now feel from that person.
I finally wrote about coming to New York City a quarter century ago with no plans, nowhere to stay, and no leads. This is a personal one for me. I think that I found what I was looking for all those years ago, but as time goes by, I'm less and less sure. Link below.










