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Baseball. Blogging. Whenever.Tuesday, April 07, 2009The Baseball Chronicle is GoA couple of months ago I told you about the new web venture from Phil Bencomo, the fellow who used to write Cub Town for the now decommissioned Baseball Toaster. It's called The Baseball Chronicle, which is in the business of publishing themed stories, essays, interviews or reporting about baseball. Well, it's live now, with the first batch of pieces around the theme "hooked." So far, a poem by Ember Nickel and a piece from Micheal Webb explaining the strange hold tabletop baseball games have on him.We have plenty of statistics and analysis and breakdowns. Some stories are a nice change of pace, so by all means, let's encourage them by checking out The Baseball Chronicle. And how about submitting something? Next month's theme: "The best I ever saw." Posted by Craig Calcaterra at 10:00am Comments
Craig Calcaterra said...
Not sure, Melody, but if it’s not on the site anywhere obvious, email me and I’ll shoot you Phil’s contact information. Posted 04/07 at 12:25 PM
Phil Bencomo said...
Melody: I wouldn’t exactly turn away submissions for “Hooked,” but I’d discourage it. I’d really like to get a regular schedule going—in April, I’ll both run the already-collected “Hooked” stories and take submissions for the May theme, “The best I ever saw.” In May, I’ll publish the “Best I ever saw” stuff while also taking stories for June. Etc. So, I’d prefer that you send in something for next month’s theme, but if you’ve got something really compelling for “Hooked,” dont’ hesitate to send it in. Hopefully that answers your question. Posted 04/07 at 02:12 PM
Melody said...
You got it, thanks, Phil. I do really like my story, trying to see if I could make it work for “Best I Ever Saw…” it’s a better one for “Hooked,” for sure! I’ll get back to you. Posted 04/07 at 02:28 PM
Phil Bencomo said...
Awesome. I can work with you on the editing, and we’ll see where it fits best. You can reach me at: phil.bencomo AT gmail.com Thanks. Posted 04/07 at 05:31 PM
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Hmmm… are they still taking submissions for the current subject, or is it a one-shot thing?