Reddit reviews 100 Things A's Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die (100 Things...Fans Should Know)
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Hey, glad to have you!
I would 100% recommend Susan Slusser's book, 100 Things A's Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die. It covers pretty much all the bases and will give you a peek into how rich the team's history is - the perfect launching point for you to get into more specific areas of the team's legacy and culture.
For more immediate, current stuff, I would definitely follow Slusser on Twitter, as well as Melissa Lockard, Julian McWilliams, Eno Sarris, and probably one or two others I'm forgetting.
If you've got any specific questions, we'll be more than happy to answer!
Slusser definitely isn't a fan
>Slusser keeps retweeting John Shae Giants stuff.
Maybe she's been asked to cover the Giants today....happens all the time.
Susan Slusser, the A's beat writer for the SF Chronicle, wrote this book, which is funny, knowledgable, and would probably be invaluable to someone looking to learn about the A's franchise.
This of course from Susan Slusser's 100 Things A's Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die
Very good book if you're already familiar and a fan of the Athletics, but would not recommend if your wife never saw an A's game and you're trying to get her into the team.
There's a ton of interesting background and details on events/people that I knew of (or even saw live), and not just Connie Mack/Charlie O stuff but even recent events all the way up to 2014.