by Andre Agassi (2009)
From Andre Agassi, one of the most beloved athletes in history and one of the most gifted men ever to step onto a tennis court, comes an unforgettable memoir about the costs of greatness. He reveals a life dominated by a tyrannical father, crippling self-doubt, rebellion, and his deep secret hatred for the game he conquered.
Scott Jurek & Steve Friedman
Ultrarunning champion Scott Jurek recounts his journey from a midwestern kid to seven-time consecutive winner of the Western States 100, sharing his plant-based nutritional recipes and mental endurance rituals.
Ara Ara Presss
A phenomenon of athletic willpower and human endurance, detailing Goggins' transformation from depression to elite ultramarathoner. This definitive sports work explores the career, athletic prowess, and legendary impact of David Goggins across Athletics & Running.
Christine Truman
Examines the history, equipment, tactics, remarkable feats and players, tournaments, recent developments, and other aspects of tennis.
John Clarke
The most unusual tennis tournament in history is about to start. Albert Einstein’s seeded fourth. Chaplin, Freud and Van Gogh are also in the top rankings. World number one is Tony Chekhov. In all, 128 players-everyone from Louis Armstrong to George Orwell, Gertrude Stein to Coco Chanel-are going to fight it out until the exhilarating final on Centre Court.John Clarke, Australia’s best-loved comedian, the comic genius behind ABC television's The Games, is there to report on everything of interest.This is a funny, strange and beguiling book in which, game by game and match by match, the world’s most creative players put their tennis skills to the ultimate test. A brilliant, bizarre comic novel.