The controversial inside story of the ups and downs of snooker by expert Clive Everton, who has edited Snooker Scene magazine since 1971
Clive Everton is the BBC's senior snooker commentator. As the sport's leading journalist, he has published and edited Snooker Scene magazine since 1971 and has been snooker correspondent for The Guardian since 1976. He lives in Birmingham.
"Revelatory stuff, masterfully written (Book of the Week)"
*Independent on Sunday*
"A terrific memoir-cum-history of the game . . . great matches are
writ large but there is so much else. Fraud. Theft. Violence. In
fighting. Back biting. Madness."
*The Independent*
"An extraordinary tale of intrigue and perilous financial
survival"
*Daily Telegraph*
"My own surprise of the year: reading, spellbound, at one sitting
an unputdownable 400-page revelation - on snooker"
*The Guardian*
"This exposé of the game's development and its somewhat
Machiavellian underbelly is written with authority by esteemed
commentator Clive Everton"
*Publishing News*
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