Publisher: Sports Publishing Inc.

Fenway Saved is a lovingly drawn portrait, in text and photographs, of Boston’s fabled Fenway Park. It features interviews, essays, and the unique, never-before-published photographs by Mike Ross. Fenway Park, the oldest major league stadium in use today, has seen the exploits of many baseball greats, from early hero Babe Ruth to Ted Williams to today’s current crop of Red Sox superstars and their peers. With a movement under way to replace this cultural landmark, and a predictable counter-movement organized to save the park, this volume will certainly, in at least one sense, "save" Fenway.

Bill Nowlin has co-authored one other baseball book, and has written numerous baseball articles for publications like "Fan," "Nine," and the Boston Red Sox Official Scorebook magazine. Currently he is working on a history of the Jimmy Fund, which provides for children’s cancer research, and a biography of former Red Sox infielder Johnny Pesky. Nowlin is one of the founders of Rounders Records. He and his wife, Yleana, reside in Cambridge, Massachusetts with their son Emmet.