You Know Me Al

"You Know Me Al: A Busher's Letters" by Ring W. Lardner is a classic of American sports fiction, offering a humorous and engaging look into the world of early 20th-century baseball. Presented in the form of letters from a rookie pitcher to his friend Al, this book captures the voice and experiences of a "busher"-a player navigating the ups and downs of professional baseball. Lardner's witty prose and keen observations on the game and its personalities have made this book a beloved example of humorous literature. Explore the origins of baseball culture through the eyes of a naive but determined young player. Experience a bygone era of America's favorite pastime with this meticulously prepared reprint.

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