tj neer
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16. THE STORY OF THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES by Jim Whiting
FINALLY some LITERATURE
(ok, actually, some notes: the Philly Special is not referred to by name, and this book does not reference he Miracle at the New Meadowlands)
FINALLY some LITERATURE
(ok, actually, some notes: the Philly Special is not referred to by name, and this book does not reference he Miracle at the New Meadowlands)
November 15, 2025 at 3:34 PM
16. THE STORY OF THE PHILADELPHIA EAGLES by Jim Whiting
FINALLY some LITERATURE
(ok, actually, some notes: the Philly Special is not referred to by name, and this book does not reference he Miracle at the New Meadowlands)
FINALLY some LITERATURE
(ok, actually, some notes: the Philly Special is not referred to by name, and this book does not reference he Miracle at the New Meadowlands)
15. SPREAD ME by @sarahgailey.bsky.social
absolutely the most bizarre read i’ve had this year; Sarah Gailey is a master of the surreal and this one is SPICY! as many others have pointed out, this book reads a lot like if John Carpenter’s The Thing was erotica and horror at the same time
absolutely the most bizarre read i’ve had this year; Sarah Gailey is a master of the surreal and this one is SPICY! as many others have pointed out, this book reads a lot like if John Carpenter’s The Thing was erotica and horror at the same time
November 12, 2025 at 1:30 AM
15. SPREAD ME by @sarahgailey.bsky.social
absolutely the most bizarre read i’ve had this year; Sarah Gailey is a master of the surreal and this one is SPICY! as many others have pointed out, this book reads a lot like if John Carpenter’s The Thing was erotica and horror at the same time
absolutely the most bizarre read i’ve had this year; Sarah Gailey is a master of the surreal and this one is SPICY! as many others have pointed out, this book reads a lot like if John Carpenter’s The Thing was erotica and horror at the same time
14. TOKYO UENO STATION by Yu Miri
i actually read this 9th, so the numbers are off, but it was an incredibly affecting story of the never-ending heartbreak of existence, of pain, of disillusion and hardship without end.
i actually read this 9th, so the numbers are off, but it was an incredibly affecting story of the never-ending heartbreak of existence, of pain, of disillusion and hardship without end.
November 10, 2025 at 1:28 AM
14. TOKYO UENO STATION by Yu Miri
i actually read this 9th, so the numbers are off, but it was an incredibly affecting story of the never-ending heartbreak of existence, of pain, of disillusion and hardship without end.
i actually read this 9th, so the numbers are off, but it was an incredibly affecting story of the never-ending heartbreak of existence, of pain, of disillusion and hardship without end.
13. THE LAST MANAGER by John W. Miller
an absolute treat, and a reminder that baseball managers used to be real characters in the drama of MLB’s seasons. i hope to see a manager with even half as much character on the field in my lifetime
an absolute treat, and a reminder that baseball managers used to be real characters in the drama of MLB’s seasons. i hope to see a manager with even half as much character on the field in my lifetime
November 9, 2025 at 4:56 AM
13. THE LAST MANAGER by John W. Miller
an absolute treat, and a reminder that baseball managers used to be real characters in the drama of MLB’s seasons. i hope to see a manager with even half as much character on the field in my lifetime
an absolute treat, and a reminder that baseball managers used to be real characters in the drama of MLB’s seasons. i hope to see a manager with even half as much character on the field in my lifetime
oh absolutely not i’ve been waiting on this one for WEEKS
October 23, 2025 at 3:24 PM
oh absolutely not i’ve been waiting on this one for WEEKS
iconic as it may be, the jack buck call of ozzie smith’s walk-off home run has no charm left for me
the SAME sounds over and over and over. for a whole season
mlb, please, hire a librarian
the SAME sounds over and over and over. for a whole season
mlb, please, hire a librarian
October 15, 2025 at 5:47 PM
iconic as it may be, the jack buck call of ozzie smith’s walk-off home run has no charm left for me
the SAME sounds over and over and over. for a whole season
mlb, please, hire a librarian
the SAME sounds over and over and over. for a whole season
mlb, please, hire a librarian
12. WHY WE LOVE BASEBALL by @joeposnanski.com
what a delight, truly. a book that inspired me to keep youtube open in another tab so i could watch all the wonderful moments mentioned. only shame is that i couldn’t find the Terrance Long-Chip Ambres drop!
i’m in my nonfiction baseball book year
what a delight, truly. a book that inspired me to keep youtube open in another tab so i could watch all the wonderful moments mentioned. only shame is that i couldn’t find the Terrance Long-Chip Ambres drop!
i’m in my nonfiction baseball book year
September 29, 2025 at 11:01 PM
12. WHY WE LOVE BASEBALL by @joeposnanski.com
what a delight, truly. a book that inspired me to keep youtube open in another tab so i could watch all the wonderful moments mentioned. only shame is that i couldn’t find the Terrance Long-Chip Ambres drop!
i’m in my nonfiction baseball book year
what a delight, truly. a book that inspired me to keep youtube open in another tab so i could watch all the wonderful moments mentioned. only shame is that i couldn’t find the Terrance Long-Chip Ambres drop!
i’m in my nonfiction baseball book year