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Wikipedia article'Baseball Fever'The title refers to the protagonist (Ezra Feldman) and his obsession of baseball; however, it may also refer to his educative father and his depicted sourness of Ezra and his addiction to baseball. is a novel written by Johanna Hurwitz and published in 1981 by William Morrow and Company. It features Ezra Feldman as the protagonist, depicted with an obsession to baseball. The book is primarily centered on Ezra and his struggle to get his scholarly father interested in baseball, his father loathing it and instead preferring chess and sociology. The book is set primarily in Flushing, New York, although the story includes Princeton, New Jersey, and other locations. DevelopmentJohanna Hurwitz conceived the book after realizing that her children were "obsessed" with baseball;It is stated on the eighth page of the novel that the book was developed from baseball enthusiasts Ben and Nomi Hurwitz. the plot developed into a situation between a father and a son. References;Notes ;Footnotes Category:1981 novels Category:Baseball novels Category:Novels set in New York City Category:William Morrow and Company books | |
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