What book are you reading, sports related or otherwise?

eh? What are you in the mood to read...

Funny you ask. I just started reading "The Diary of a Red Sox Season (2007)". Go figure. I know, I'm a little late reading it now, but I hope to finish it before Opening Day of 2008. It's pretty good so far...

Confessions of a Spoilsport: My Life and Hard Times Fighting Sports Corruption at an Old Eastern University By William C. Dowling It's about the how big-time athletics can lead to the downfall of educational integrity at the university level.

If you're reading the templars, you might as well read Angels and Demons and The Da Vinci Code... of course, they'll take you about a day to read each (Dan Brown writes for a 5 year old's attention span)

I just read it a second time, but you should try "Fight Club" the book...excellent and blows the movie away

Reading Great Expectations for my Victorian Lit class.

Rule by Secrecy - Jim Marrs

"People of the Abyss" - Jack London. It's part of Jack London's "Library of America" book. He has two of them. One with all of his wilderness books and one with all of his social writings. The one I'm reading now is his social writings.

I just got done reading Covert, the Bob Delany story it was actually pretty good.

I just finished reading Will Leitch's God Save the Fan. It was really good.

Reading? Who the hell has time to read anymore? I read everyday here, isn't that good enough?

I read this for the Shaq article.

I've been too busy writing a book. Well, more editing than anything. Maybe I'll post an excerpt soon?! Since I'm moving soon my books are already packed up and my local library is under re-construction, so I'm kinda book-naked right now (which is extremely weird)! I always have a copy of the Tao de Ching in the bathrrom... (It's where I can meditate the clearest!!)

The Education of a Coach, by David Halberstam. It's Halberstam's biography of Bill Belichick. It's fantastic. Makes Belichick seem much less of a douchebag...just someone so completely and totally immersed in football, and not wanting all of the popularity and other assorted bullshit that comes with it. The thing that makes it kind of ironic/weird/kinda cool, Halberstam died recently. There are still so many writers trying to get inside BB's head, and talk to the people that know him. They don't realize Halberstam's already done that, and done it better than anyone else ever could. If I ever become famous and get to know some of these fellow journalists, I will make it my mission that another "Who is Bill Belichick?" will never, ever be written. Halberstam took BB's story with him to his grave, in a sense.

i dont really read sports books. I just finished reading Dearly Devoted Dexter. It is where the TV Show Dexter came from.

Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock and Roll...tells about a lot of the singers I grew up with in the 50's and 60's...and even a few of my favorite singers from the 40's...Oldies radio never goes back to the 40's but soon we be hearing oldies from the 00's since the first ten years of 2000 will be over in in 21 months.

Any book by David Halberstam is worth reading.

The Minority Quarterback - Ira Berkow

tedy bruschi's book

Anti-Oedipus by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari

I'm trying to finish up "Game of Shadows." So far, it's pretty good reading. I have this feeling that Bonds' next game will be in prison orange.

Reading two right now...

1. The Audacity of Hope in support of my boy Barack Obama...

2. The Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren...Helping turn my life around...