"501" Q&A: Rob Fleder -- UPDATE

The latest author Q&A for 501 Baseball Books is now up on the site: Rob Fleder, editor of Sports Illustrated: The Baseball Book, Great Baseball Writing - Sports Illustrated 1954-2004, and Damn Yankees: Twenty-Four Major League Writers on the World's Most Loved (and Hated) Team.

UPDATE -- Through eternal vigilance, I have discovered a way to include the audio within these blog entries. So henceforth you will be able to enjoy the thoughts of all these fine folks right here. Think of it as one-stop shopping. One of the benefits of posting the audio this way is I have a little more leeway, time-wise.

For the time being, I will still link the audio interviews to the Author Q&A section of the 501 website although I will probably combine the Q&A and contributor pages at some point for the sake of brevity and sanity.

"501" Q&A: Will Leitch

The latest author Q&A for 501 Baseball Books is now up on the site: Will Leitch, author of ​ Are We Winning?: Fathers and Sons in the New Golden Age of Baseball

Visit the Author Q&A section of the 501 website to hear Will and other authors whose work appear in my book.

"501" Q&A: Will Leitch

The latest author Q&A for 501 Baseball Books is now up on the site: Will Leitch, author of ​ Are We Winning?: Fathers and Sons in the New Golden Age of Baseball

Visit the Author Q&A section of the 501 website to hear Will and other authors whose work appear in my book.

Latest "addition" to "501"

 

Just completed my very first Amazon author page. Very cool. I hope to be able to ad more titles to it before my typewriter ribbon runs out of ink, metaphorically speaking.

Visit the page here.

"501" Q&A: Jonathan Eig

The latest author Q&A for 501 Baseball Books is now up on the site: Jonathan Eig, author of Luckiest Man: The Life and Death of Lou Gehrig and Opening Day: The Story of Jackie Robinson's First Season. 

Visit the Author Q&A section of the 501 website to hear Tim and other authors whose work appear in my book.

"501" Q&A: Tim Wiles

The latest author Q&A for 501 Baseball Books is now up on the site: Tim Wiles, co author of ​Baseball's Greatest Hit: The Story of "Take Me Out to the Ball Game"

Visit the Author Q&A section of the 501 website to hear Tim and other authors whose work appear in my book.

"501" Q&A: Sean Manning & Peter Schilling Jr.

It's a Q&A doubleheader!

This week I had the opportunity to chat with two authors whose work I really enjoyed over the past few years:

Sean Manning, who did a wonderful job editing Top of the Order: 25 Writers Pick Their Favorite Baseball Player of All Time, which includes such contributors as Roger Kahn, Jim Bouton, Buzz Bissinger, Scott Raab, Neal Pollock, and Stefan Fatsis, among many others.

Peter Schilling, who wrote the entertaining historical novel, The End of Baseball

Visit the Author Q&A section of the website to hear Sean, Peter, and other authors whose work appear in my book.

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