John McEnroe's 'difficult' second memoir is marked by rehashed glories and celebrity anecdotes They say that winning your first tennis major is always the toughest but most memorable achievement. Perhaps it's the same principle with autobiographies; it's the first one that really counts. Except, of course, there isn't really supposed to be a second autobiography. How many lives warrant two? Even Winston Churchill didn't follow up My Early Life with another volume of memoirs. McEnroe's shtick loo...
But Seriously: An Autobiography by John McEnroe review - chalk dust to stardust
The Guardian - 4 Jul 2017 07:59
John McEnroe's 'difficult' second memoir is marked by rehashed glories and celebrity anecdotes They say that winning your first tennis major is always the toughest but most memorable achievement. Perhaps it's the same principle with autobiographies; it's the first one that really counts. Except, of course, there isn't really supposed to be a second autobiography. How many lives warrant two? Even Winston Churchill didn't follow up My Early Life with another volume of memoirs. McEnroe's shtick loo...
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