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November 1, 2010
Pieces of Cardboard
Author Dave Jamieson, in 'Mint Condition,' traces the implosion of the baseball-card industry and the colorful collectors who followed its rise and fall.
Full article » | by David Roth
Sports
October 4, 2010
Little Rock's Friday Night Lights
Jay Jennings revisits a story as old as he is—the messy integration of Little Rock schools—by spending a season with Central's high-school football team.
Sports
October 4, 2010
Don Maynard's AFL Redemption
Matthew Shepatin co-wrote the Jets legend's auobiography and found a man who is 'the real deal.'
Full article » | by Tom Flynn
Sports
September 30, 2010
Finding Salvation in Cardboard Gods
In his new memoir, Josh Wilker writes about how his childhood was shaped by his love of baseball and the player cards that offered entry into the game.
Full article » | by Eric Yun
Sports
September 30, 2010
A House Full of Memories
Yankees blogger Alex Belth tapped into a vast network of sportswriters for his compilation of memorable moments from the late, lamented House That Ruth Built.
Full article » | by Joseph Ax
Film
September 22, 2010
The Blaxploitation Reader
Josiah Howard, author of Blaxploitation Cinema: The Essential Reference Guide, discusses the uniquely American film genre.
Full article » | by Adam Rosen
Books
September 13, 2010
Sharon Zukin's Prayer for The City
The author of Naked City laments New York's astounding loss of authenticity.
Full article » | by Max Lakin
Sports
August 29, 2010
Sports in the Time of Reagan
Author Michael Weinreb explains how a trio of colorful '80s athletes presaged the megastars of today.
Sports
August 29, 2010
When Baseball Let Its Hair Down
It may not have featured the best players of all time, but the 1970s marked, for author Dan Epstein, the pinnacle of the national pastime's funkiness.
Full article » | by Joseph Ax
Sports
August 24, 2010
Taking Back the Playing Field
When owners play hardball, Dave Zirin has some ideas for fans to fight back.
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