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Books
August 15, 2012
After 42 Rounds in the Ring, a Legend Emerges
Joe Gans won the longest championship bout ever fought, then continued to battle outside the ring.
Science
August 5, 2012
Magic for Scientists
Alex Stone, magician and aspiring physicist, explores the link between magic and science.
Books
July 31, 2012
Jack Johnson, World Heavyweight
How the first African-American world heavyweight champion challenged colonialism and set the template for today's athletes.
Full article » | by Max Lakin
Sports
July 3, 2012
Three Men and 26.2 Miles
Author David Davis explores an earlier London Olympics, when three men contested a marathon so memorably, they touched off a mania for recreational running.
Sports
July 2, 2012
Reliving the Dream Team
Author Jack McCallum shares what it was like to cover the world's most famous collection of athletes on their way to making history.
Sports
June 21, 2012
A Murderers' Row of Yankees Sportswriters
For a new collection of essays, former SI executive editor Rob Fleder assembled a literary team to rival the Yanks' legendary status.
Sports
May 1, 2012
The Business of Baby Sports
An overemphasis on youth sports can harm kids, Mark Hyman has found, but it can be a boon for a surprisingly wide range of businesses.
Sports
April 30, 2012
Dog Days
Josh Dean tracked dog shows for his inside look at the sometimes wacky subculture, including an uncomfortably close look at the breeding game.
Sports
April 2, 2012
A Ballpark Birthday
In honor of Fenway's 100th anniversary, writer Glenn Stout went deep into the microfilm and found some myths needing debunking.
Sports
April 2, 2012
And the Game Played On
A 33-inning minor-league baseball game from three decades ago captivated New York Times columnist Dan Barry's imagination.
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