This week Dave Wilson has reviewed an unusual and interesting book which, it would seem, deserves to be better known than it is.
CRICKET BOOKS
He might have had trouble working out how to categorise it, but Martin clearly enjoyed Jonathan Smith’s latest book.
Archie has travelled back to cricketing pre-history this week to review a new biography of William Lillywhite.
This week David reviews a 1992 biography of Tom Graveney, a man who was a great favourite of nearly all who saw him play.
Renowned Indian journalist Gulu Ezekiel has recently published a collection of his own writings. This week Martin has had the pleasure of reviewing it.
When our resident Lancastrian reviews a book that celebrates the glory years of Yorkshire cricket and awards it 4 stars, then it really must be an essential purchase.
He was the last man to win full England caps for both cricket and football – this week Martin and David have been reading a new biography of Arthur Milton.
For anyone unaware of the fact tomorrow is the 1st of July, therefore time for Martin’s twice yearly look at what lies in store for us
This week we look at a book that is a vehicle for its imagery rather than its narrative, and from Martin’s review it seems it is a very good one.
Sub-titled “The Men and the Method”, it seems that both Martin and David enjoyed this unusual book.