A.J. Liebling joined the staff of The New Yorker in 1935
and wrote for the magazine until his death in 1963. His books
include Between Meals, A Neutral Corner, and The Honest
Rainmaker.
Fred Warner and James Barbour are emeritus professors at
the University of New Mexico.
"Fans who thought there was no more vintage Liebling to savor on a winter's eve can now rejoice. These fifteen previously uncollected prizefighting pieces . . . add to the wordsmith's impressive knockout record." --Time "Nobody wrote about boxing with more grace and enthusiasm than Joe Liebling." --Red Smith, The New York Times
"Fans who thought there was no more vintage Liebling to savor on a winter's eve can now rejoice. These fifteen previously uncollected prizefighting pieces . . . add to the wordsmith's impressive knockout record." --Time "Nobody wrote about boxing with more grace and enthusiasm than Joe Liebling." --Red Smith, The New York Times
|
Ask a Question About this Product More... |
|
