James Finn Garner

Nov 22, 2024 | popculthq-comics.com | James Finn Garner |Jason Bennett

On Wednesday, November 27th, AHOY Comics is set to release BABS #4 – the fourth issue of the sharp satire of sword & sorcery by Garth Ennis — the award-winning writer of Hitman, The Punisher, Sara and Marjorie Finnegan, Temporal Criminal, and co-creator of The Boys and Preacher — and acclaimed artist and frequent collaborator Jacen Burrows (Crossed, The Ribbon Queen).

Oct 17, 2024 | footballcritic.com | James Finn Garner |Bukayo Saka |Phil Foden |Kai Havertz

De Premier League keert dit weekend terug na de interlandbreak, en alle ogen zullen gericht zijn op hoe teams en spelers weer van start gaan. Met verhitte duels op het programma in deze speelronde zijn kaarten van de scheidsrechters nooit ver weg. Een aantal spelers heeft al de reputatie opgebouwd regelmatig de aandacht van de scheidsrechter te trekken, en ze zullen proberen een kaart te vermijden, hoewel dit gezien hun agressieve speelstijl misschien onvermijdelijk is.

Oct 17, 2024 | footballcritic.com | Jake Skudder |James Finn Garner |Bukayo Saka |Phil Foden

The Premier League returns this weekend after the international break, and all eyes will be on how teams and players pick up where they left off. With heated encounters set for this latest gameweek, referees showing the cards are never far away. A few players already have reputations for being regular recipients of the referee’s attention, and they’ll be looking to avoid the book, though it might be inevitable given their aggressive styles on the pitch.

Oct 13, 2024 | bardball.substack.com | James Finn Garner

Abe Saperstein was the founder and owner of the Harlem Globetrotters, a tireless showman, promoter and scout. In addition to helping popularize and integrate pro basketball, he made a huge contribution to integration and baseball as well. Journalist Mark Jacob, along with his brother Matt, recently published Globetrotter: How Abe Saperstein Shook Up the World of Sports.

Sep 30, 2024 | jamesfinngarner.substack.com | James Finn Garner

Around this time of year 30 years ago, I was entertaining myself around New York City, being rude to book agents. Rude by Midwestern standards, anyway. My method was to call their offices and see if they could find time to see me the next day for 10 minutes or so. Short notice, to be sure, but I’d had a book on the NY Times best-seller list for about 10 weeks by then, and I needed an agent to work out the deal for the 2 sequels I had been offered.