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Tag Archives: ernest hemingway
A Game of Forms
I’m not sure I should admit this, because it’ll probably destroy any chance I have of writing for The Classical, but I know nothing about bullfighting. This is at least partially my fault; I have a longstanding rule that when … Continue reading
Posted in Situational Essay
Tagged bullfighting, chris davis, ernest hemingway, home plate collisions, marlon byrd, Matt Wieters
4 Comments
We Are Baseball: A Manifesto
I am more smitten with baseball in the last two weeks of February than at any other time of the year. It was in the last two weeks of February in 2009 that I conceived of this blog and opened … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Thinking
Tagged Bethany Heck, Bill James, Bruce Chatwin, ernest hemingway, Henri Matisse, jonah keri, Ring Lardner, roger angell
1 Comment
PnP Parody Party Contest: Write Like an Angell
There is a long-standing tradition of parody in literature, from Hemingway all the way around the world to Sarah Palin, with reams of Internet teletype in between. On the heels of Eric’s Roger Angell Appreciation post, we thought we’d do … Continue reading
Posted in Contest
Tagged Contest, ernest hemingway, roger angell, sarah palin, write like an angell
2 Comments