"Dartmouth's own Mr. Baseball"
     -- Dartmouth Alumni Magazine

"Harvey Frommer brings a vast amount of experience in the art of the oral history, one of the many tools at the disposal of the historian. From his Shoeless Joe and Ragtime Baseball to Red Sox-Yankees The Great Rivalry, Frommer shows that he is a baseball writer and historian of repute."
     -- SABR executive director John Zajc

"Harvey Frommer is an accomplished writer about many facets of baseball."
     -- George F. Will

"First among equals is Harvey Frommer, with his wife Myrna Katz Frommer, a great expert on all things baseball and New York (and that city within a  city -- Brooklyn)."  
     -- John Thorn, Baseball Historian.

"Baseball's greatest author, Harvey Frommer."
     -- Seth Swirsky "Baseball Letters"

Harvey inverviewed by Mark Rosenman on SportsTalkNYLive.com (Aug. 27, 2008)

Remembering Yankee Stadium by Harvey Frommer
with an introduction by Bob Sheppard
(September 2008)

Five O'Clock Lightning reviewed in New York Post's Page Six (Aug. 12, 2007).

 

 

It Happened in Manhattan	It happened on Broadway	Growing up Jewish in Ameria
It Happened in Brooklyn	It Happened in the Catskills
THE Sports Books
Five O'clock Lightning	A Yankee Century	A Yankee Century & Beyond
The New York Yankee Encyclopedia	Shoeless Joe and Ragtime Baseball	Red Sox Vs Yankees (with Fred Frommer)
Where Have All Our Red Sox Gone?	Old Time Baseball: America's Pastime in the Guilded Age	The Sports Junkies'
Rickey and Robinson	Growing up Baseball	New York City Baseball, The Last Golden Age, 1947-1957
Remembering Yankee Stadium	Celebrating Fenway Park	View sample pages from Celebrating Fenway Park
Oral Memoir
Always Up Front

It Happened in Manhattan, It Happened on Broadway, It Happened in the Catskills, It Happened In Brooklyn, Growing up Jewish in America: An Oral History (It Happened series with Myrna Katz Frommer)

For the Most recent books by Myrna Katz Frommer and Harvey Frommer visit the Books page, or the Back List page for their books published from 1976 to 1995.