US Open: 7 Books to Serve a Tennis Lover
Tennis fans know it’s a long ride on the 7 train to get to the National Tennis Center. Pack a book when you head to the US Open and check out these essential reads for the tennis fan.
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Add to BookshelfThe Right Set
by Caryl Phillips
The evolution of the game is chronicled in this collection of short works. It’s not all strawberries and cream.
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A Terrible Splendor
by Marshall Jon Fisher
Democracy vs. fascism in 5 incredible sets on the lawns on Wimbledon.
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Open
by Andre Agassi
Tennis 90’s enfant terrible turned legend and philanthropist recalls the highs and lows of a life lived on and off the court—flourescent bike shorts and all.
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You Cannot Be Serious
by John McEnroe and James Kaplan
Why haven’t you read this book? ANSWER THE QUESTION!
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A Champion’s Mind
by Pete Sampras and Peter Bodo
Keep calm and serve on.
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Days of Grace
by Arthur Ashe and Arnold Rampersad
The remarkable life of Arthur Ashe continues to inspire us today.
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Every Love Story Is a Ghost Story
by D. T. Max
Because nobody will ever write about tennis like DFW.
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