A People’s History of Tennis
A People’s History of Tennis by David Berry is a reminder that the history of the sport looks very different depending on where you choose toRead More
My Game by Lew Hoad
Lew Hoad was one of the most iconic players of the pre-Open Era, widely regarded by his peers as a player of unmatched natural ability. ARead More
Tennis Books Coming in 2026
Every January, I take some time to sketch out a tentative reading map for the year ahead. It is a small ritual that helps meRead More
The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of The Learning Organization
Last Thursday, when I introduced the 2026 Tennis Glow-Up project, I mentioned my recent tradition of creating an annual recurring series of posts inspired byRead More
I’ll Take the Sunny Side
At its core, I’ll Take the Sunny Side is a book about storytelling, the importance of social connection, and the search for purpose later in life. TennisRead More
Chasing Points: A Season on the Pro Tennis Circuit
I had fairly low expectations when I decided to dive into Chasing Points: A Season on the Pro Tennis Circuit this week. I chose the book largelyRead More
Champion Mindset: Coach Yourself to Win at Life
Right off the top, I need to admit that I am not a big Patrick Mouratoglou fan. I have always thought of him as moreRead More
The Secret to Gifting Tennis Books (2025 Edition)
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
The Player’s Hitlist by Neil Adams
This week’s book choice was made in a wonderfully serendipitous way. With my tennis off-season officially underway, I decided that my next several reviews shouldRead More
Legacy and the Double
As a young adult fantasy series, it would be easy to underestimate Legacy and the Queen and its sequel, Legacy and the Double. However, these books continue toRead More