More Barry Books

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

"If you want to know about steroids and Balco, theirs is a great book. If you want to know about the life path that leads someone to steroids, read mine."

--Jeff "Bad Guys Won" Pearlman on his new book.

http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB114221461900596228.html?mod=tff_main_tff_top

[Guest Edgy DC]

]He first learned about the Sports Illustrated excerpt last week when Mr. Shinker "taunted me at the London Book Fair." HarperCollins is printing 100,000 copies of Mr. Pearlman's book.

In-your-face publishing. Persons can be such dorks.

[Guest Yancy Street Gang]

Ugh.

I have no interest in reading any Barry books.

[Theoldmole]

How about Barry Lyndon?

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

[Guest Yancy Street Gang]

Ironically enough, I'm currently reading The Making of the President 1964 which has large sections devoted to Barry Goldwater.

[seawolf17]

[Guest ScarletKnight41]

[G-Fafif]

Yancy Street Gang wrote: Ironically enough, I'm currently reading The Making of the President 1964 which has large sections devoted to Barry Goldwater.

I have that sitting on my bookshelf, untouched -- except to place on said bookshelf -- for years, until like two nights ago when I had some reason to take it down and look something up.

Hence, your report that you're reading it is very weird.

Teddy White rules.

[soupcan]

]At one point, in a bid to describe how many people he had interviewed, Mr. Pearlman told Mr. Bonds that he'd interviewed Mr. Bonds' Cub Scout den mother. Mr. Bonds, in a loud voice that carried through the locker room of the San Francisco Giants, replied that he'd never been in the Cub Scouts. "He's bizarre," says Mr. Pearlman.

Barry Bonds is bizarre? Tell me something I don't know.

[Guest ScarletKnight41]

Bonds bizarre? How can you say that?


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