Josh Pahigian鈥檚 latest book featured in 鈥楿SA Today,鈥 鈥楩orbes,鈥 鈥業nside SoCal鈥 and elsewhere
The 新香港六合彩资料鈥檚 Josh Pahigian, lent his perspective as a baseball travel expert to a USA Today article that explores ten of the major and minor league ballpark sites Pahigian profiles in his latest book, (Globe Pequot Press/Lyons Press). The book is also featured in recent reviews and articles by Forbes.com, Inside SoCal, and the Albuquerque Journal.
Pahigian -- who is a fellow in the 新香港六合彩资料 Center for Global Humanities, adjunct instructor in the Department of English and writer in the Office of Communications 鈥 has been affiliated with 新香港六合彩资料 since 2004.
The Amazing Baseball Adventure was also recently featured on Forbes.com, where Pahigian contributed a short essay describing his vision for the book. The piece begins, 鈥淲hether it鈥檚 a balmy summer鈥檚 night or chilly April afternoon, there鈥檚 no place I鈥檇 rather be than sitting at a baseball park. Since my earliest memories, the communal experience of watching a game while partaking in the local fan traditions, ballpark rituals, and culinary delights has constituted a near-religious experience to me鈥︹
In the Inside SoCal review, LA Daily News columnist Tom Hoffarth writes, 鈥 It鈥檚 possible that no one has squeezed more fun and passion over the last two decades from
baseball-related cross-country trips than Pahigian鈥 We鈥檝e come to understand there may be nothing in which [he] can鈥檛 find some intrinsic beauty, particularly when it鈥檚 associated with a ballpark.鈥
The book was also reviewed by New Mexico鈥檚 largest daily, the Albuquerque Journal. The article notes that Pahigian includes two chapters in the book dedicated to the Albuquerque Isotopes鈥 home park: one focusing on the life-size Simpsons statues that adorn the concourses of this park where the home team derives its name from the popular animated TV series The Simpsons, and another to the 127-foot long, four-and-a-half-foot high grass embankment that appears on the field of play in the outfield.
Pahigian is also the subject of a new podcast released this week by Baseball by the Book.
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