Going the Distance

"Going the Distance occupies a strange place within the narrative of Joyce's own career: in some ways it is an early, pre-hypertext work; in another ways it is typical of how his career has moved back and forth between print and other media. . . . [the novel] tells the story of Jack Flynn, a recently retired star pitcher who is recovering from what initially seems to be amnesia." -- Daniel Punday, "A World in Numbers: A Review of Michael Joyce, Going the Distance," Electronic Book Review