John Feinstein

John Feinstein is a highly accomplished and respected sports author, with 24 books to his name. A graduate of Duke University, Feinstein has spent many years in the field of sports journalism, working for prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Sports Illustrated, and The National Sports Daily. He has also made contributions to ESPN, CBS Sports, and Golf Digest. Feinstein's most recent work, "Are You Kidding Me?" was co-written with Rocco Mediate and published in 2009.

In addition to his work as an author, Feinstein is an award-winning columnist and regular contributor to both radio and television. He has a regular segment on NPR's "Morning Edition" and appears frequently on ESPN's "The Sports Reporters." He is also a visiting professor of journalism at Duke University. Feinstein is known for his expertise in a wide range of sports, and his writing is highly regarded for its insight and storytelling. He currently resides in Potomac, MD, and Shelter Island, NY.

Feinstein's first book, "A Season on the Brink," is considered to be the bestselling sports book of all time. He has also written several books for younger readers, including "Last Shot," which was also a bestseller. His writing has been praised for its ability to engage and inform readers of all ages, making him a popular and respected figure in the world of sports literature. Feinstein's work is widely available at bookstores and online, and his regular appearances on radio and television make him a familiar and trusted voice in the world of sports.