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Levels of the Game

by John McPhee (1969)

About this book

A masterwork of nonfiction, deconstructing the psychological, racial, and socio-economic worlds collided in a single championship match. This definitive sports work explores the career, athletic prowess, and legendary impact of John McPhee & Arthur Ashe across Tennis.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story Era1960s
Protagonist / CoreJohn McPhee & Arthur Ashe

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