Hard Courts: Real Life on the Professional Tennis Tours
In 1990, John Feinstein spent the year traveling with the professional tennis tours. Hard Courts: Real Life on the Professional Tennis Tours peels back theRead More
Short Circuit: Michael Mewshaw
In 1982, novelist Michael Mewshaw set off to follow the men’s professional tennis tour for six months. He expected to relax in the sun whileRead More
The Wild Card: Judy Murray
While reading The Wild Card by Judy Murray, I kept flipping to the cover and the book jacket to check for a secondary author. ThereRead More
Books in the Wimbledon Compendium
This week I stumbled across a massive document from the official Wimbledon website that contains a treasure trove of information about the tournament. The WimbledonRead More
Andy Murray Seventy-Seven
Shortly after becoming the first British man to win Wimbledon in 77 years, Andy Murray published an autobiography chronicling his tennis journey. Andy Murray Seventy-Seven:Read More
Courting Triumph: Virginia Wade
As the grass court season heads to the All England Club, it is the perfect time to read a memoir by one of the greatRead More
1 responseTennis… Coloring Books
Earlier this week, I decided that I wanted to mail a coloring book as a small gift to a 3-year-old girl. It would be off-brandRead More
My Take on the Town & Country Tennis Book List
Emily Burack, a writer for Town & Country who covers entertainment and culture for the magazine, recently produced a recommended reading list of 20 tennis-relatedRead More
1 responseVanishing Act: John Feinstein
John Feinstein is a well-known sports commentator and author who has written at least 44 books on sports-related topics. That includes at least one highly-regardedRead More
Drop Shot: A Myron Bolitar Novel
Harlan Coben is the author of 34 New York Times best-selling novels with over 80 million books in print worldwide. He is also the creatorRead More