MCSWEENEY'S QUARTERLY SUBSCRIPTIONS
“An enduring literary presence.”—Chicago Tribune
“Brilliant and always surprising.”—Detroit Free Press
Subscribe to McSweeney’s Quarterly today.
Use the code TENDENCY at checkout for $5 off.
Reviews of Self-Help Books by Professional Athletes
2013 Column Contest Winner
As youths, we are encouraged to play sports so we can build character and gain leadership skills. But professional athletes are often symbols of bloated egotism and excess. So when a professional athlete writes a self-help book, should you take their advice? Miles Wray will let you know what he thinks.
-
November 15, 2013Reviews of Self-Help Books by Professional Athletes: Miami’s Preeminent Cheerleader Magnet: A Review of Next Question by Drew Rosenhaus
-
October 23, 2013Reviews of Self-Help Books by Professional Athletes: The Pride of Kalamazoo: A Review of The Life You Imagine by Derek Jeter
-
October 4, 2013Reviews of Self-Help Books by Professional Athletes: Olympian vs. Buffalo Wild Wings: A Review of No Limits by Michael Phelps
-
September 17, 2013Reviews of Self-Help Books by Professional Athletes: Funder Claps: Hook Me Up, Playa! by Lawrence Funderburke
Trending 🔥
Recently
-
April 23, 2024In Retrospect, Hiring Macbeth as Our Tinned Soup Ambassador Was a Bad Idea
-
April 23, 2024Family Tours in the Kingdom of the Sick: Golf Course, Lightning
-
April 23, 2024Life Lessons and Dating Advice I Learned from Jigsaw Puzzles
-
April 22, 2024Hello, It’s Me, Elijah. Who’s the Jerk Who Drank My Cup of Wine?