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Rise of sport really wasn’t inevitable

People often ask me why I recommend books in the corner of this page, and I have some stock responses.

Rise of sport really wasn’t inevitable

Mon, 01 Apr, 2019 - 01:00

Michael Moynihan

People often ask me why I recommend books in the corner of this page, and I have some stock responses.

One is that I aim to please, and I thus steer readers to volumes I’ve enjoyed myself.

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