James T. Farrell Books

James Thomas Farrell was an American novelist whose works often focused on the lives of the working class and youth in urban settings. His writing was characterized by raw realism, capturing the social and psychological challenges his characters faced. Farrell masterfully explored themes of ambition, disillusionment, and the complex journey of growing up. His significant contribution to literature lies in his incisive portrayal of American life during his era.

Dreaming Baseball
316 pages
12 hours of reading
3.6(5)Add rating
Set against the backdrop of 1919 Chicago, the story follows Mickey Donovan, who realizes his dream of playing for the White Sox. His rookie season is filled with hope and excitement, but it quickly transforms into a nightmare due to the infamous Black Sox scandal, which taints the sport and challenges his aspirations. The narrative explores themes of ambition, disillusionment, and the impact of scandal on the lives of those who love the game.
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