
Paul Hemphill
1996 · Simon & Schuster · 284 pages
In a book that lilts with the sultry rhythms of a baseball summer, Paul Hemphill follows one year in the life of Marty Malloy, a minor league player for the Durham Bulls, whose grit and fiery desire are the true heart of a game that is played not for fame and money but for love.
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