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Author of The Art of Fielding. Editor of MFA vs NYC.
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Unveiling Sporting Tales of Triumph and Glory

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By Andre Agassi, Chad Harbach, Nick Hornby, Michael Saccol
An unforgettable collection of inspiring sports stories Within these pages, you'll find yourself transported to the frontlines of athletic greatness, delving deep into the human condition and exploring the profound impact that sports can have on individuals and societies, where iconic victories and personal journeys of resilience unfold before your eyes.
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January Reads: Man's Search for Meaning & More

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By Viktor E. Frankl, Mitchell Duneier, Chad Harbach, Juliana Pignataro Verified
| ReadersBlock
Welcome to the first 2023 edition of Readers Block! I ended 2022 on such a good note with Barbara Kingsolver’s Demon Copperhead that it took me ages to feel ready to read fiction again (ultimate book hangover from that one). For that reason I’ve mostly been dabbling in nonfiction these first few weeks. Here’s the best of the bunch. As always, happy reading. by Viktor E.
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Jewelry & Undies I Love

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By Chad Harbach, Laurel Pantin Verified
| Earl Earl
Listen, I know it’s very chic to be anti-Valentine’s day, or eye-rolly or whatever, but honestly! I kind of love it. I love the corniness, I love how stores decorate everything pink, I can’t wait to make cards for my kids’ classmates and for them to come home with their own box full of store-bought cartoon Valentines. As long as you can accept it as the third campiest day of the year (after Halloween and Christmas) and not, like, a failure to the world if you’re single, it’s great.
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