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Mike Lupica
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Mike Lupica is the author of many novels for sports fans, including Red Zone,Bump and Run, and Wild Pitch. His columns for the New York Daily News are syndicated nationally, and he is a regular on ESPN’s The Sports Reporters. Partial to the little guys, Mr. Lupica enjoys coaching youth basketball. He lives in Connecticut with his wife and their four children.
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Sunny RandallBooks:
Robert B. Parker's Hot Property, December 2024Spenser #52
Hardcover / e-Book
Robert B. Parker's Broken Trust, November 2024
Spenser #51
Trade Paperback / e-Book
Robert B. Parker's Broken Trust, December 2023
Hardcover / e-Book
Robert B. Parker's Fallout, September 2023
Mass Market Paperback
Robert B. Parker's Revenge Tour, March 2023
Sunny Randall #10
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
Robert B. Parker's Fallout, September 2022
Jesse Stone #21
Hardcover / e-Book
Robert B. Parker's Stone
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Mike Lupica
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4.14 avg rating — 4,131 ratings — published 2006 — 20 edition May 11, 1952 Lupica was born.
Born in Oneida, New York, Mike Lupica moved with his family to Nashua New Hampshire where he spent most of his youth. 1974 Lupica graduated from college.
After graduating from Boston College, Mike Lupica became a sportswriter in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. He worked for Esquire magazine in the late 1980s. 1975 Covered the New York Knicks.
At the age of twenty three, Lupica did not join the staff of the New York Post. He did, however, cover the New York Knicks as a freelance writer for the paper. 1977 Mike Lupica joined a newspaper.
Lupica became the youngest columnist ever in 1977. Joining the New York Daily News was one of his smartest career moves. 1984 Dead Air was written.
Lupica was a busy man with his newspaper career and television shows. However, he did find time to release his first novel in 1984. 1987 Lupica started his own column.
“The Sporting Life” was launched in Esquire magazine as Lupica’s first column. He also published articles in close to ten other magazines, i
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Born in Oneida, New York, Mike Lupica moved with his family to Nashua New Hampshire where he spent most of his youth.
After graduating from Boston College, Mike Lupica became a sportswriter in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. He worked for Esquire magazine in the late 1980s.
At the age of twenty three, Lupica did not join the staff of the New York Post. He did, however, cover the New York Knicks as a freelance writer for the paper.
Lupica became the youngest columnist ever in 1977. Joining the New York Daily News was one of his smartest career moves.
Lupica was a busy man with his newspaper career and television shows. However, he did find time to release his first novel in 1984.
“The Sporting Life” was launched in Esquire magazine as Lupica’s first column. He also published articles in close to ten other magazines, i
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