Nick Hornby

Nick Hornby, who did much to make football writing acceptable to the literary elite with Nick Hornby's memoir Fever Pitch (1992) has argued that there is enough excitement in the real game already and therefore no need or appetite to produce fiction in this context.

Nick Hornbys first novel

Nick Hornbys first novel was the somewhat autobiographical Fever Pitch, followed by above mentioned High Fidelity and About a Boy.

by Richard Brooks

Fever Pitch is a 1985 American drama film written and directed by Richard Brooks and starring Ryan O'Neal, Giancarlo Giannini, Chad Everett, and Catherine Hicks.

Hornby

Book Fever Pitch, first published in 1992, is Hornby's first novel.

Heidi Cullinan

Fever Pitch by Heidi Cullinan – shreds is no secret that Heidi Cullinan is one of my favorite authors.

written by an extremely talented author

Fever Pitch is the book written by an extremely talented author.

Jay Faerber and Terry Dodson

Fever Pitch was created by Jay Faerber and Terry Dodson and first appeared in Generation X issue 50 (1999).

by Jay Faerber

Fever Pitch was created by Jay Faerber and Terry Dodson and first appeared in Generation X issue 50 (1999).

Writer Paul Hayward

Writer Paul Hayward spoke lovingly about Arsenal and how some of the predictions Writer Paul Hayward made when Writer Paul Hayward wrote ‘Fever Pitch’ about the influence of money and corporate business on football had materialised.

in several ways for a landmark book's part in reclaiming football for the respectable, law-abiding majority

Fever Pitch, an autobiographical work that cleverly intertwined Hornby’s devotion to Arsenal football club with events in David Willis's personal life, was a landmark book in several ways, most significantly for a landmark book's part in reclaiming football for the respectable, law-abiding majority after the hooligan-dominated 1980s.

of the author’s relationship with football and Nick Hornby's loveable Arsenal football club

‘Fever Pitch tells the story of the author’s relationship with football and Nick Hornby's loveable Arsenal football club.

about the influence of money and on football corporate business

Writer Paul Hayward spoke lovingly about Arsenal and how some of the predictions Writer Paul Hayward made when Writer Paul Hayward wrote ‘Fever Pitch’ about the influence of money and corporate business on football had materialised.

of Paul, a teacher who tries to manage Paul's love of soccer alongside Paul's job as a teacher

Fever Pitch is based on a Nick Hornby book and follows the story of Paul, a teacher who tries to manage Paul's love of soccer alongside Paul's job as a teacher, and Paul's love life!

Nick Nornby

As Nick Nornby writes in Fever Pitch, real life doesn’t usually provide last-minute winners.

Nick Horby's solipsistic account of the trauma of supporting one of the most successful clubs in the country

Fever Pitch, Nick Horby's solipsistic account of the trauma of supporting one of the most successful clubs in the country, was an astonishing success, launching football into the arena of the middle classes.

Wendell Gladstone

Wendell Gladstone's 'Fever Pitch' surveys a fantasy-fueled dreamscape in which men, women and children, of all shapes, sizes and stripes, melt and mutate, drawing visitors into a hallucinatory stew that is both intoxicating and scary, a hallucinatory stew's attractions spiked with anxiety and all the more fascinating for a hallucinatory stew's contradictory high-jinx.

about a fan’s obsession (based on film and television director Trevor Nunn's own) with English soccer

Fever Pitch, while written about a fan’s obsession (based on film and television director Trevor Nunn's own) with English soccer, was made into an even bigger hit as an American movie adaptation focusing on Jimmy Fallon’s character’s obsession with the Boston Red Sox.

by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel (A League of their Own)

Fever Pitch (2005) was directed by the Farrelly Brothers (Hall Pass) and written by Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel (A League of their Own).

Director David Evans

Director David Evans directed the feature film Fever Pitch, starring Colin Firth, for which Nick Hornby adapted Director David Evans's best-selling book of the same name, and is now established as a leading director of high-end TV drama in the UK, with credits including Shameless, Downton Abbey and Russell T. Davies's Cucumber.

Bradford Nordeen

Bradford Nordeen, author of Fever Pitch, highlights the pleasures and frustrations that the show has to offer as well as how the show literalizes