Steve Kluger crafts narratives that traverse diverse landscapes, from the profound impacts of World War II and the resonance of rock and roll to the intimate passions of baseball. His literary voice is distinctively shaped by a lifetime's immersion in cultural touchstones, weaving together disparate subjects with a unique perspective. Beyond his writing, Kluger is a dedicated civil rights advocate, championing causes ranging from historical preservation to supporting LGBTQ+ youth. His work embodies a commitment to social justice interwoven with a deep appreciation for cultural heritage and personal connection.
A high school jock and nerd fall in love during their senior year but drift apart after college. Twenty years later, both have successful lives but feel something is missing. Travis realizes he's still in love with Craig and decides to pursue him, despite the risks. This novel explores the journey of rekindling first love through various storytelling formats.
Set against the backdrop of baseball, this contemporary American classic weaves a poignant and humorous narrative exploring themes of hero worship and eccentricity. The story unfolds through the lens of unlikely friendships, capturing the essence of the game and its impact on personal connections. With rich characters and relatable experiences, it offers a heartfelt reflection on the quirks of life and the bonds formed through shared passions.
A Novel of Love Mary Poppins and Fenway Park
While T.C. tries to get Al_jandra to fall in love with him, Al_jandra struggles with the pressures of being the daughter of a diplomat, in an amusing young adult reader about life, love, family, and friendship. Reprint.
Compiles reports, stories, cartoons, correspondence, and photographs from "Yank" magazine, published between 1942 and 1945 for soldiers in World War II