As a noted presidential scholar, Pietrusza has
been selected to serve on the Siena College
Research Institute (SRI) Survey of United
States Presidents.
Pietrusza has served as editor-in-chief of Total
Sports Publishing and as National President of
the Society for American Baseball Research
(SABR) as well as on the Board of Trustees of
the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation.
His body of historical work had garnered media
attention from such diverse outlets as the New
York Times, Newsweek, US News & World
Reports, The Washington Post, NPR, C-SPAN,
MSNBC, The Fox News Channel, the Cox News
Service, Bloomberg Radio, the New York Daily
News, the New York Post, the Jerusalem Post,
The New York Law Journal, The New York Sun,
the Denver Post, the Weekly Standard, the
Washington Times, The Seattle Times, The
Nashville Tennessean, The Raleigh News &
Observer, and the Tucson Sun.
He has extensive experience in website content
development, having worked on ATT's
Interchange system, helped develop the
www.totalbaseball.com site (called by Wired
Magazine one of the 100 best web sites of all
time) and totalbaseballdaily.com, and served as
webmaster for several sites including that of
the Society for American Baseball Research.
Pietrusza holds both bachelor's and master's
degrees in history from the University at
Albany and has served on the Amsterdam (NY)
City Council. He lives in upstate New York.
been selected to serve on the Siena College
Research Institute (SRI) Survey of United
States Presidents.
Pietrusza has served as editor-in-chief of Total
Sports Publishing and as National President of
the Society for American Baseball Research
(SABR) as well as on the Board of Trustees of
the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation.
His body of historical work had garnered media
attention from such diverse outlets as the New
York Times, Newsweek, US News & World
Reports, The Washington Post, NPR, C-SPAN,
MSNBC, The Fox News Channel, the Cox News
Service, Bloomberg Radio, the New York Daily
News, the New York Post, the Jerusalem Post,
The New York Law Journal, The New York Sun,
the Denver Post, the Weekly Standard, the
Washington Times, The Seattle Times, The
Nashville Tennessean, The Raleigh News &
Observer, and the Tucson Sun.
He has extensive experience in website content
development, having worked on ATT's
Interchange system, helped develop the
www.totalbaseball.com site (called by Wired
Magazine one of the 100 best web sites of all
time) and totalbaseballdaily.com, and served as
webmaster for several sites including that of
the Society for American Baseball Research.
Pietrusza holds both bachelor's and master's
degrees in history from the University at
Albany and has served on the Amsterdam (NY)
City Council. He lives in upstate New York.
About . . .
David Pietrusza
David Pietrusza
Best selling author DAVID PIETRUSZA
has been called "scholar, author, editor,
and renaissance man."
Winner of both the CASEY and F.C. Lane
Awards, Pietrusza has authored or edited
over three dozen books. His Rothstein
earned him an Edgar Award nomination.
Kirkus Reviews honored his 1920 as one of
its "Best Books of 2007"
has been called "scholar, author, editor,
and renaissance man."
Winner of both the CASEY and F.C. Lane
Awards, Pietrusza has authored or edited
over three dozen books. His Rothstein
earned him an Edgar Award nomination.
Kirkus Reviews honored his 1920 as one of
its "Best Books of 2007"
"a really, really smart guy."
--Glenn Beck
"I am a big fan of David Pietrusza"
--Jonah Goldberg
“David Pietrusza has a gift for
making the past both real and
dramatically gripping.”
--Richard Norton Smith
"Pietrusza is a very gifted writer
with a marvelous eye for anecdote."
--David Frum
"a brilliant writer"
--John Rothmann, KGO-AM (SF)
"a great historian"
--Peter Boyles, KHOW (Denver)
" . . . a storyteller's eye for characters
and drama . . ."
--January Magazine
--Glenn Beck
"I am a big fan of David Pietrusza"
--Jonah Goldberg
“David Pietrusza has a gift for
making the past both real and
dramatically gripping.”
--Richard Norton Smith
"Pietrusza is a very gifted writer
with a marvelous eye for anecdote."
--David Frum
"a brilliant writer"
--John Rothmann, KGO-AM (SF)
"a great historian"
--Peter Boyles, KHOW (Denver)
" . . . a storyteller's eye for characters
and drama . . ."
--January Magazine
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