Ebook {Epub PDF} Murderers Row: Baseball Mysteries by Otto Penzler

Murderers' Row: Original Baseball Mysteries by Otto Penzler. New Millennium Entertainment CA. Hardcover. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy, will have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Murderers' Row: Baseball Mysteries. A Little League benchwarmer who saw more time in the dugout than in the game suddenly dies of a rattlesnake bite. His team was getting ready for the game that would decide who would go to Williamsport for the Little League World Series. His coaches and managers were fiercely competetive/5. Lawrence Block, John Lescroart, and Elmore Leonard share stories about the mysterious deaths of coaches and players, agents and baseball dads in complex situations, and players who exhibit less than gentlemanly behaviorMissing: Otto Penzler.

Anthologies of Baseball Stories. Back to Short Story Index page. Below are some anthologies that include baseball short stories. Entries on individual stories in the Guide are linked to this page. Each author contributed a baseball-related story to Penzler's anthology appropriately entitled "Murderers Row." The title does not explicitly refer to the subject matter of the stories (not all involve murders) but, instead, the nickname of the New York Yankees, perhaps the greatest baseball team of all time. Penzler, Otto (Irene Adler, Lucy Ferrier, Stephen Gregory, Charles A. Milverton) Source for information on Penzler, Otto , review of The Best American Mystery Stories of the Century, p. 85; , review of Murderers' Row: Baseball Mysteries, p. 53; October 1.

Murderers' row: baseball mysteries Item Preview remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Share to Twitter. Murderers' row: baseball mysteries by Penzler, Otto. MARC Tag: Code: Value: a: a: PSB b: M87 a: Murderers' row: b: baseball mysteries / c: edited by Otto Penzler. a: Beverly. A Little League benchwarmer who saw more time in the dugout than in the game suddenly dies of a rattlesnake bite. His team was getting ready for the game that would decide who would go to Williamsport for the Little League World Series.