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The Feel Of Nothing: A Life In America’s Batting Cages

Steve Salerno | Missouri Review | Winter 2004| 24 minutes (6,016 words) Steve Salerno’s essays and memoirs have appeared in Harper’s, the New York Times Magazine, Esquire and many other publications. His 2005 book, SHAM, was a groundbreaking deconstruction of the self-help movement, and he is working on a similar book about medicine. He teaches globalization and […]

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The Feel of Nothing

Steve Salerno writing for the Missouri Review on baseball, manhood and, most of all, a life lived in America’s batting cages: It is the mark of my absorption that I know the pitching machines in American cities large and small, their habits and quirks, as well as I know their physical locations and the best […]

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