BrowseBooks
- 75: The Red Sox Team that Saved Baseball
- Beethoven's Wig: Read Along Symphonies
- Blood Feud
- Bob Marley and the Wailers: The Definitive Discography
- Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox
- The Deadly Tools of Ignorance
- Everything Grows
- Fenway Fiction
- Fenway Lives
- The Fenway Project
- Further Fenway Fiction
- Golf Links
- The Kid
- Love That Dirty Water: The Standells and the Improbable Red Sox Victory Anthem
- Mr. Red Sox
- No Greater Love: Life Stories from the Men Who Saved Baseball
- Ted Williams at War
- The 1967 Impossible Dream Red Sox: Pandemonium On The Field
- The Red Sox Fan Handbook
- Red Sox Heroes of Yesteryear
- Roadshow
- Rhythm & Light
- Undefeated
- Under a Grapefruit Sun: Red Sox Spring Training a Quarter Century Ago
- Young at Heart
Authors
- Todd Anton
- Chuck Burgess
- Herb Crehan
- Robert Elias
- Eugenie Fernandes
- Leigh Grossman
- Richard A. Johnson
- Frederick Lewis
- Bill Nowlin
- Carrie Nuttall
- Adam Emerson Pachter
- Richard Perlmutter
- Neil Peart
- Leroy Jodie Pierson
- Jim Prime
- Raffi
- Maria Rosetti
- Everett Skehan
- Roger Steffens
- Cecilia Tan
- Dan Valenti
Photo Gallery
Events
- 10/03/07
Chuck Burgess & Bill Nowlin will discuss and sign copies of Love That Dirty Water at Borders Books and Music, Downtown Crossing - 10/12/07
Adam Pachter reading from and signing copies of Further Fenway Fiction at Back Pages Books, Waltham, MA - 10/13/07
Todd Anton will discuss and sign copies of No Greater Love at Barnes & Noble, Victorville, CA - 10/27/07
Adam Pachter with Henry Garfield reading from and signing copies of Further Fenway Fiction Borders Books and Music, South Portland, ME - 10/27/07
Todd Anton will sign copies of No Greater Love at the Harvest Festival at the Heritage School in Phelan, CA - 10/30/07
Adam Pachter and Tim Gager reading from and signing copies of Further Fenway Fiction at Borders Books and Music Marlborough, MA - 11/06/07
Todd Anton will sign copies of No Greater Love at the annual Veterans Dinner at the Heritage School, Phelan, CA
Authors - Frederick Lewis
Frederick Lewis is a free lance writer and independent television producer whose work has aired on PBS stations across the country. A 2:49 marathoner back in the day, he produced, wrote and directed That Golden Distance, an Emmy winning documentary about the early days of the Boston Marathon.
He is currently a professor in the School of Telecommunications at Ohio University in Athens and has also taught at Boston University and the Rhode Island School of Design.
