Issue 6 - January 2022 Archives

A Bronx Fall

Mark Blickley writes about playing stickball game while his father dealt with cancer.

Thomas Pierkarski’s poem on the great Willie Mays.

Interview with Conor Chandler of @reading.baseball.

Francois Bereaud on Nolan Ryan and Ernie Banks’ final meeting.

Jon Clark Jr.’s poem about trouble at the hot corner.

John L. Skarl’s ode to the baseball.

A.L. Rogers slugs walnuts in his backyard with his young son.

Legends meet in Matthew Johnson’s poem.

Alex Nodopaka’s baseball wire sculptures.

Similar legendary signatures through the mail arise Paul C. Rosenblatt’s suspicions.

Nana Gongadze visits Griffith Stadium—in a hospital.

Neon Black Tiger’s Neon Terror series is highlighted.

Marijuana farmer Ron Halvorson stays grounded listening to the Giants on the radio.

Lauren McNulty’s story of a woman and her roommate who plays baseball.

Evelyn Jean Pine’s play about when Rickey and the characters were hot on the bases.

In this short story, A.M. Stein examines the life of the Babe.

Vic Larson writes about coaching the underdogs.