Naomi Osaka: Her Journey to Finding Her Power and Her Voice
You might believe you know everything about Naomi Osaka, but think again. Most people are aware that the four-time Grand Slam winner was the firstRead More
1 responseThe Golden Era: The Extraordinary Two Decades When Australians Ruled the Tennis World
In the 1950s and 1960s, Australian players dominated tennis at both the amateur and professional levels. This “Golden Era” was a remarkable period that leftRead More
Lobbing Into The Sun: Harry Hopman
Harry Hopman was a tennis player who is better known as the legendary coach and architect of the dominant Australian Davis Cup teams in theRead More
Muscles: The Story of Ken Rosewall
The Australian tennis player Ken Rosewall is one of the most accomplished and enduring players in tennis history. He possessed tremendous versatility on the courtRead More
Back to the Zone: Sport and Inner Experiences
The January book selections reflect a strong Australian influence as the professional tours compete in the “land down under.” First up is ‘Back to theRead More
Designing Your (Tennis) Life Book
In 2021, I wrote about a non-tennis book for my final book review of the year. ‘Sandworm: A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt forRead More
1 responseBooks Coming in 2024 (and Beyond)
It looks like 2024 will be a relatively light year for new tennis books that excite me. I also plan on looping back to someRead More
My Year in Tennis Books: 2023
Sometimes, I worry that the Trophy Husband is about to figure out that this blog provides a flimsy excuse to purchase every obscure tennis bookRead More
The Secret to Gifting Tennis Books
Books can be a terrific gift. (Stick with me on this!) Books are best received when grouped with additional items to maximize the impact. InRead More
Dwight Davis: The Man and the Cup
Dwight F. Davis was an American tennis player and politician best known for creating the Davis Cup. He was the first to recognize that anRead More