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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
An engineer overthinks tennis in a daily journal.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
As a young adult fantasy novel, it is tempting to dismiss Legacy and the Queen as frivolous entertainment, but it’s much more than that. Created by theRead More
One of the new books I was most looking forward to this year is Björn Borg’s new memoir, Heartbeats. The Swedish icon has finally pulled backRead More
For the past few years, tennis fans have worried about what would happen to men’s tennis once Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic retired.Read More