CannaCorn

Editorial Review:

The Worcester Quahogs are a mediocre minor league baseball team owned by Bud Templeton and mismanaged by his son, Trey, who is installed as Executive Vice President to give the feckless young man a purpose in life. To his father's surprise, Trey takes to the job with relish and uses the experience as fodder for a book about Our National Pastime that he hopes will win him literary fame.

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The Year of the Gerbil

Editorial Review:

The Year of the Gerbil chronicles the baseball season that ended for the Boston Red Sox on October 2, 1978, a date that will live in infamy as the day that the Sox lost it to the New York Yankees. Detailing the storied American League East rivalry, the book is populated by baseball personalities that fans of the game will not soon forget.

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A View of the Charles

Editorial Review:

As the year 1999 came to an end, the world worried that a single number-the "2" in "2000"--would bring modern life as we knew it to an end as a result of the problem that came to be known simply as "Y2K."

"Wit and believable characterization . . . an often enjoyable read."  Kirkus Discoveries

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