Killer Doubles: Strategies and tactics for better tennis
I recently stumbled across Killer Doubles: Strategies and Tactics for Better Tennis in a used bookstore. This title was published in 2014, which gives the foreword byRead More
Stop Losing Points: 50 Mistakes Recreational Tennis Players Make — and How to Fix Them
Gerry Donohue is an established author of books and magazine articles spanning a wide variety of topics. Stop Losing Points: 50 Mistakes Recreational Tennis Players MakeRead More
Drama, Drinks and Double Faults (Book Review)
Drama, Drinks and Double Faults is a humorous celebration of the personalities, rituals, and absurdities that occupy recreational tennis. This book was written by Mary Moses,Read More
1 responseBreaking Serve: From Championship Coach to Prison — and the Journey Back
Michael Center is the former men’s tennis coach at the University of Texas who was one of dozens of individuals swept up in the 2019Read More
ACE: The Times & Style of Tennis Review
Most tennis books are written for people who already love the sport. ACE: The Times & Style of Tennis is about why the broader culture loves tennisRead More
Suzanne: The Jazz Age Goddess of Tennis
Suzanne: The Jazz Age Goddess of Tennis was originally released in October 2022. Ever since then I have intended to review it once Roland Garros rollsRead More
RETURN to YOURSELF: The Mental Game of Tennis and Life
A couple of years ago, I reviewed The Art of Tennis Movement by Emil Vassilev and came away impressed by its systematic, holistic, and thoughtful structure. ThatRead More
The Singles Game by Lauren Weisberger
This week’s book selection rose to the top of my reading queue last weekend for a couple of serendipitous reasons. First, “The Devil Wears Prada 2” is currentlyRead More
Once Upon a Time There Was (My) Tennis
Some tennis books tell a story. This one tells many. Once Upon a Time There Was (My) Tennis is built from short stories, essays, and vignettes thatRead More
Rafa Nadal: The King of the Court Book Review
There is no shortage of books about Rafael Nadal, which creates an obvious challenge for any new release. To justify its place on the shelf, aRead More