Richard Ben Cramer's Books
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Being PoppyThe most intimate portrait of GEORGE H. W. BUSH ever published George Herbert Walker Bush, the forty-first president of the United States and the...Read More -
Joe DiMaggioJoe DiMaggio was, at every turn, one man we could look at who made us feel good. In the hard-knuckled thirties, he was the immigrant boy who made it...Read More
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What Do You Think of Ted Williams Now?When legendary Red Sox hitter Ted Williams died on July 5, 2002, newspapers reviewed the stats, compared him to other legends of the game, and declared...Read More
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How Israel LostIn How Israel Lost Richard Ben Cramer analyzes the four questions that have bedeviled Israel and Palestine for almost forty years: I. Why do we care...Read More
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Scottrade, June 4, 2013
...s Ted Williams, proof that ambition never dies. "What Do You Think of Ted Williams Now?" (1986), by Richard Ben Cramer, may be quite simply the greatest sports story of all time, by one of America's greatest journalists. There could not be a better...
Decatur Daily Democrat, June 4, 2013
...Internet censorship. Claude Nobs, the founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival, died aged 76 following a skiing accident. Richard Ben Cramer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer whose 1992 book "What It Takes" remains one of the most detailed and...
Decatur Daily Democrat, May 27, 2013
...Internet censorship. Claude Nobs, the founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival, died aged 76 following a skiing accident. Richard Ben Cramer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer whose 1992 book "What It Takes" remains one of the most detailed and...
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, May 25, 2013
...through advanced Arabic and Lebanese dialect. For more information and to apply, visit www.lau.edu.lb/centers-institutes/sinarc/index.html. Richard Ben Cramer, 62, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author, died Jan. 7 of lung cancer at Johns Hopkins...
Decatur Daily Democrat, May 23, 2013
...Internet censorship. Claude Nobs, the founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival, died aged 76 following a skiing accident. Richard Ben Cramer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer whose 1992 book "What It Takes" remains one of the most detailed and...
Decatur Daily Democrat, May 22, 2013
...Internet censorship. Claude Nobs, the founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival, died aged 76 following a skiing accident. Richard Ben Cramer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer whose 1992 book "What It Takes" remains one of the most detailed and...
New York Post, May 22, 2013
...a hot shot. In a million years, I didnt think it would happen. THE late Pulitzer Prize-winning author Richard Ben Cramer was writing an Alex Rodriguez bio. Due for publication April 2014, he kept missing the deadlines. Finally The Importance of Being...
Newsvine, June 8, 2013
...Some sad news today for all of us who love politics and reporting – Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Richard Ben Cramer has died. From the tributes pouring in – from former colleagues, journalists who knew him, and journalists who didn’t...
Live-PR.com, June 4, 2013
...s Ted Williams, proof that ambition never dies. "What Do You Think of Ted Williams Now?" (1986), by Richard Ben Cramer, may be quite simply the greatest sports story of all time, by one of America's greatest journalists. There could not be a better...
Broadway World, June 4, 2013
...s TEd Williams, proof that ambition never dies. "What Do You Think of TEd Williams Now?" (1986), by Richard Ben Cramer, may be quite simply the greatest sports story of all time, by one of America's greatest journalists. There could not be a better...
Decatur Daily Democrat, June 4, 2013
...Internet censorship. Claude Nobs, the founder of the Montreux Jazz Festival, died aged 76 following a skiing accident. Richard Ben Cramer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer whose 1992 book "What It Takes" remains one of the most detailed and...
Broadcaster Magazine, June 4, 2013
...s Ted Williams, proof that ambition never dies. "What Do You Think of Ted Williams Now?" (1986), by Richard Ben Cramer, may be quite simply the greatest sports story of all time, by one of America's greatest journalists. There could not be a better...
Yahoo! Finance, June 4, 2013
...s Ted Williams, proof that ambition never dies. "What Do You Think of Ted Williams Now?" (1986), by Richard Ben Cramer, may be quite simply the greatest sports story of all time, by one of America's greatest journalists. There could not be a better...
Yahoo! Finance, June 4, 2013
...s Ted Williams, proof that ambition never dies. "What Do You Think of Ted Williams Now?" (1986), by Richard Ben Cramer, may be quite simply the greatest sports story of all time, by one of America's greatest journalists. There could not be a better...
