Recently widowed and now retired, Billy Bryan is "coming to the end of many things." Then a long-forgotten scrapbook stirs memories of a distant past-and beckons him and his grown daughter on a reluctant journey to relive his role in history.
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He teaches writing at Johns Hopkins University and is the author of The New Face of Baseball: The One-Hundred-Year Rise and Triumph of Latinos in America\'s Favorite Sport .
About author(s): Tim Wendel is an award-winning writer whose articles and columns have appeared in the New York Times , the Washington Post , and USA Today .
For more information on Tim Wendel , visit his Web site http: //www.timwendel.com.
He teaches writing at Johns Hopkins University and is the author of The New Face of Baseball: The One-Hundred-Year Rise and Triumph of Latinos in America\'s Favorite Sport.
Tim Wendel is an award-winning writer whose articles and columns have appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and USA Today.
So begins Bryan\'s tug-of-war with destiny.
Then one fateful night Bryan witnessed a young student radical named Fidel unleash an amazing curveball.
In 1947 Bryan was playing winter ball in Cuba, his future as uncertain as the island country\'s.
Recently widowed and now retired, Billy Bryan is "coming to the end of many things." Then a long-forgotten scrapbook stirs memories of a distant past-and beckons him and his grown daughter on a reluctant journey to relive his role in history
