Bio
David Halberstam (1934–2007) was a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and bestselling author. He is best known for his brazen coverage of the Vietnam War for the New York Times and for his twenty-one nonfiction books, which cover a wide array of topics such as the plight of Detroit and the auto industry, and the incomparable success of Michael Jordan. The recipient of the Mailer Prize for distinguished journalism, Halberstam wrote for numerous publications throughout his career and, according to journalist George Packer, single-handedly set the standard of “the reporter as fearless truth teller.” Halberstam died in 2007. David Halberstam Books
A Word on Words
Pat ToomayDavid Halberstam on Sports
David HalberstamEverything They Had
David HalberstamThe Unfinished Odyssey of Robert Kennedy
David HalberstamThe Unfinished Odyssey of Robert Kennedy
David HalberstamThe Fifties
David HalberstamThe Amateurs
David HalberstamThe Children
David HalberstamThe Next Century
David HalberstamOctober 1964
David HalberstamPlaying for Keeps
David HalberstamThe Powers That Be
David HalberstamThe Reckoning
David HalberstamSummer of '49
David HalberstamThe Breaks of the Game
David HalberstamThe Education of a Coach
David HalberstamTriumph and Tragedy in Mudville: A Lifelong Passion for Baseball
Stephen Jay GouldThe Best Fishing Stories Ever Told
Nick LyonsThe Coldest Winter
David HalberstamThe Gigantic Book of Fishing Stories
Nick Lyons