Browse- 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
- 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
- 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
Herb Crehan is the author of LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE: The Sox of '67 and a contributing writer to Boston Red Sox*100 Years*The Official Retrospective. He has written extensively on baseball and its history for newspapers and periodicals throughout New England. His credits include publication in SABR's The Baseball Research Journal.
He is in his tenth season with Red Sox Magazine, the official program of the Boston Red Sox. He is the author of the popular "Where Are They Now??? series, and he has written more articles for the program than anyone in the team's history.
He lives in Natick, Massachusetts, with his wife Janet Salsman, who had a base hit off of Luis Tiant. His three grown children live in the Boston area, and all are avid Red Sox fans.
