Brian Matusz and Don’t Worry, It Gets Worse by Alida Nugent.
For a book about struggling in your early 20s, there is no better fit for a bookmark than Brian Matusz.
A Bad Idea I’m About To Do by Chris Gethard
read by two people (my dad is visiting)
Topps Heritage, 2013 - Greg Dobbs, Jamey Carroll
(submitted by biggerbetterbrighter)
Earl Weaver and Fear Agent Vol 1 by Rick Remender, Tony Moore, and Jerome Opena
Walt Terrell and The Swerve by Stephen Greenblatt.
(photo by @marissamoogs)
Randy Johnson, 1990 w/ Gallatin Canyon by Thomas McGuane
(submitted by Super Into This)
Dan Pasqua and The Baseball Astrologer and Other Weird Tales by John Holway.
About as good a fit as a man could hope for.
Bobby Bonilla and The Writer’s Journey by Christopher Vogler.
Bobby Bonilla is currently getting paid by the Mets while I read this.
Glendon Rusch and The Four Fingers of Death by Rick Moody.
(Coincidentally, about a man in a post-apocalyptic future who sells baseball cards of players with robotic limbs while trying to write micro-novels. It’s…different.)
Famous moments in baseball card bookmarks: Alex Smith, a future baseball scout, found his 1987 Durham Bulls baseball card used as a bookmark in the greatest baseball film that’s not about fighting undead monsters, Bull Durham.
(Thanks to @themattross for the tip)
Bruce Ruffin and Astonishing X-Men by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday. Killer lens flare, too.
