Document Type
Article
Publication Date
8-3-2011
Abstract
Since the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, baseball has had more than its share of apologists to proclaim the game's virtues and unique qualities-how the game lends itself to narrative, how it's a meritocracy that rewards hard work and perseverance, or how it acts as a conduit to the American Dream. What baseball literature needs in he present day and age is more writers to tell the whole story-and Marty Dobrow's Knocking on Heaven's Door does just that.
Repository Citation
Peterson, S. D.
(2011). Book Review: Knocking on Heaven's Door. The Sport Literature Association.
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