Issue 8 - July 2022 Archives

the iguana is a huge baseball fan

Brendan Walsh’s poem on watching baseball.

Barbara A Meier’s haiku about the church of baseball.

Sandra Marchetti’s poem on attending a game.

Christopher Rubio-Goldsmith’s poem on Joe Kelly’s fashion.

Jules Vasquez’s story about ghostly baseball and the emptiness left behind.

Jen Mierisch’s story about baseball of the future.

Jessica Gregg’s found poem from the unsealed Yankees letter.

Matthew Pritt’s poem on the mysterious Sam Fletcher.

Robert Filliman’s poem on the swing of Darryl Strawberry.

Matt Gulley’s poem on Miguel Cabrera.

Mary Croy’s ode to the first baseman.

Sammy Anderson’s poem on Colorado Rockies fandom.

Matthew Snyderman remembers Candlestick Park in the ’70s.

Zvi A. Sesling’s story about a hit in the 7th inning.

John Frain’s story about a turn on a double play.

Anabelle Mahoney’s story about keeping score on and off the field.

Robert L. Penick’s story about a fireballer.

Robert Brewer’s piece on the last chance to see baseball before the ’94 strike.

R. Gerry Fabian’s poem finds Rogers Hornsby in a diner.

Excerpt from KD Casey’s Fire Season.