Will Leitch

14 books

Are We Winning? Fathers and Sons in the New Golden Age of Baseball by Will Leitch

Are We Winning? Fathers and Sons in the New Golden Age of Baseball

Will Leitch

304 pages • first pub 2010 (editions)

nonfiction biography sports emotional funny lighthearted slow-paced
Catch by Will Leitch

Catch

Will Leitch

286 pages • first pub 2005 (editions)

fiction romance sports young adult lighthearted medium-paced
God Save the Fan: How Preening Sportscasters, Athletes Who Speak in the Third Person, and the Occasional Convicted Quarterback Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports (And How We Can Get It Back) by Will Leitch

God Save the Fan: How Preening Sportscasters, Athletes Who Speak in the Third Person, and the Occasional Convicted Quarterback Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports (And How We Can Get It Back)

Will Leitch

304 pages • first pub 2008 (editions)

nonfiction essays sports funny fast-paced
God Save the Fan: How Steroid Hypocrites, Soul-Sucking Suits, and a Worldwide Leader Not Named Bush Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports by Will Leitch

God Save the Fan: How Steroid Hypocrites, Soul-Sucking Suits, and a Worldwide Leader Not Named Bush Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports

Will Leitch

336 pages • first pub 2008 (editions)

nonfiction essays sports funny informative reflective fast-paced
How Lucky by Will Leitch

How Lucky

Will Leitch

304 pages • first pub 2021 (editions)

fiction mystery emotional funny mysterious medium-paced
21 Proms by David Levithan

21 Proms

David Levithan

304 pages • first pub 2007 (editions)

fiction romance short stories young adult lighthearted fast-paced
Are We Winning?: Fathers and Sons in the New Golden Age of Baseball by Will Leitch

Are We Winning?: Fathers and Sons in the New Golden Age of Baseball

Will Leitch

304 pages • first pub 2010 (editions)

nonfiction biography sports emotional funny hopeful slow-paced
Field-Tested Books by Michel Bierut, John Gruber, Will Leitch, Ben Greenman, Alice Maggio, Margaret Lyons, Lee Klein, Randy Cohen, Jason Santa Maria, James Norton, Anne Holub, Joe Meno, Karen Abbott, Liz Danzico, Lori Andrews, Andrew Womack, James Finn Garner, Kevin Guilfoile, Jim Coudal, Todd Dills, Tobias Seamon, Francis Heaney, David Gutowski, Steve Almond, Christina Talcott, Mike Sacks, Eric Spitznagel, Rosecrans Baldwin, Jeffrey Zeldman, Scott Smith, Laura Demanski, Dave Reidy, Claire Zulkey, Terry Teachout, Maud Newton, Mark Bazer, Jonathan Eig, Nathan Rabin, Andrew Huff, Ron Hogan, Brian Taylor, Jason Arber, Wendy McClure, Steve Delahoyde, Scott Korb, Keith Phipps, George Saunders, Leonard Pierce, Edgar Coudal, David Barringer

Field-Tested Books

Michel Bierut, John Gruber, Will Leitch, Ben Greenman, Alice Maggio, Margaret Lyons, Lee Klein, Randy Cohen, Jason Santa Maria, James Norton, Anne Holub, Joe Meno, Karen Abbott, Liz Danzico, Lori Andrews, Andrew Womack, James Finn Garner, Kevin Guilfoile, Jim Coudal, Todd Dills, Tobias Seamon, Francis Heaney, David Gutowski, Steve Almond, Christina Talcott, Mike Sacks, Eric Spitznagel, Rosecrans Baldwin, Jeffrey Zeldman, Scott Smith, Laura Demanski, Dave Reidy, Claire Zulkey, Terry Teachout, Maud Newton, Mark Bazer, Jonathan Eig, Nathan Rabin, Andrew Huff, Ron Hogan, Brian Taylor, Jason Arber, Wendy McClure, Steve Delahoyde, Scott Korb, Keith Phipps, George Saunders, Leonard Pierce, Edgar Coudal, David Barringer

200 pages • first pub 2008 (editions)

informative medium-paced
A Friday Night Lights Companion: Love, Loss, and Football in Dillon, Texas by Leah Wilson

A Friday Night Lights Companion: Love, Loss, and Football in Dillon, Texas

Leah Wilson

274 pages • first pub 2011 (editions)

nonfiction sports funny lighthearted reflective medium-paced
God Save the Fan: How Preening Sportscasters, Athletes Who Speak in the Third Person, and the Occasional Convicted Quarterback Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports by Will Leitch
God Save the Fan: How Preening Sportscasters, Athletes Who Speak in the Third Person, and the Occasional Convicted Quarterback Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports
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Will Leitch

God Save the Fan: How Preening Sportscasters, Athletes Who Speak in the Third Person, and the Occasional Convicted Quarterback Have Taken the Fun Out of Sports

Will Leitch

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