Mike Lupica Non-Fiction books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Mike Lupica Non-Fiction series?"

"There are seven books in the Mike Lupica Non-Fiction series, published between 1985 and 1999."

Q: "What is the first book in the Mike Lupica Non-Fiction series?"

"The first book in the Mike Lupica Non-Fiction series is Reggie, published in 1985."

Q: "What sports non-fiction has Mike Lupica written?"

"\"Lupica's non-fiction includes Reggie (1985) about Reggie Jackson, Parcells (1987) about Bill Parcells, Shooting from the Lip (1988) and Mad as Hell (1996) collecting his sports commentary, Wait Till Next Year (1988) and Summer of '98 (1999) about baseball seasons, and The Fred Book (1998). The books draw on his decades as a sports columnist.\""

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Reggie	1985	Mike Lupica	Buy
2	Parcells	1987	Mike Lupica	Buy
3	Shooting from the Lip	1988	Mike Lupica	Buy
4	Wait Till Next Year	1988	Mike Lupica	Buy
5	Mad as Hell	1996	Mike Lupica	Buy
6	The Fred Book	1998	Mike Lupica	Buy
7	Summer of ‘98	1999	Mike Lupica	Buy

Mike Lupica’s non-fiction draws on his decades as one of America’s top sports columnists. Reggie (1985) profiles Reggie Jackson. Parcells (1987) covers football coach Bill Parcells. Wait Till Next Year and Summer of ‘98 capture specific baseball seasons. Shooting from the Lip and Mad as Hell collect his sports commentary. The seven books span 1985 to 1999, covering the period when Lupica was at the height of his newspaper column career.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Mike Lupica Non-Fiction series?

There are seven books in the Mike Lupica Non-Fiction series, published between 1985 and 1999.

What is the first book in the Mike Lupica Non-Fiction series?

The first book in the Mike Lupica Non-Fiction series is Reggie, published in 1985.

What sports non-fiction has Mike Lupica written?

“Lupica’s non-fiction includes Reggie (1985) about Reggie Jackson, Parcells (1987) about Bill Parcells, Shooting from the Lip (1988) and Mad as Hell (1996) collecting his sports commentary, Wait Till Next Year (1988) and Summer of ‘98 (1999) about baseball seasons, and The Fred Book (1998). The books draw on his decades as a sports columnist.”

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order