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We'll Always Have Linsanity: Strange Takes on the Strangest Season in Knicks History

We'll Always Have Linsanity: Strange Takes on the Strangest Season in Knicks History

Seth Rosenthal
3.5/5 ( ratings)
Nonfiction. Sports. Asian American Studies. 99 is proud to announce its first book, WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE LINSANITY: STRANGE TAKES ON THE STRANGEST SEASON IN KNICKS HISTORY by Jim Cavan, Mike Kurylo, Seth Rosenthal, and Robert Silverman, with Jake Appleman, Jason Concepcion, Jared Dubin, Dan Litvin, and Jamie O'Grady. These bloggers and writers, who whose work appears in New York magazine, The New York Times, ESPN.com, and SB Nation among other outlets, live and relive the crazy 2012 season, from the pre-season lockout to an ever-fluctuating and injury-riddled roster to the burst of heat and light that the emergence of point guard Jeremy Lin represented, as well as the ultimate disappointment as Lin leaves to join the Houston Rockets. The book is introduced by Will Leitch, the founder of the sports blog Deadspin and the author of four books, including his latest, Are We Winning?: Fathers and Sons in the New Golden Age of Baseball .
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
99: The Press
Release
March 10, 2013

We'll Always Have Linsanity: Strange Takes on the Strangest Season in Knicks History

Seth Rosenthal
3.5/5 ( ratings)
Nonfiction. Sports. Asian American Studies. 99 is proud to announce its first book, WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE LINSANITY: STRANGE TAKES ON THE STRANGEST SEASON IN KNICKS HISTORY by Jim Cavan, Mike Kurylo, Seth Rosenthal, and Robert Silverman, with Jake Appleman, Jason Concepcion, Jared Dubin, Dan Litvin, and Jamie O'Grady. These bloggers and writers, who whose work appears in New York magazine, The New York Times, ESPN.com, and SB Nation among other outlets, live and relive the crazy 2012 season, from the pre-season lockout to an ever-fluctuating and injury-riddled roster to the burst of heat and light that the emergence of point guard Jeremy Lin represented, as well as the ultimate disappointment as Lin leaves to join the Houston Rockets. The book is introduced by Will Leitch, the founder of the sports blog Deadspin and the author of four books, including his latest, Are We Winning?: Fathers and Sons in the New Golden Age of Baseball .
Language
English
Pages
128
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
99: The Press
Release
March 10, 2013

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