“Horse racing is animated roulette.”
Quote by Roger Kahn
Work
Games We Used to Play: A Lover's Quarrel with the World of Sport
In "Games We Used to Play: A Lover's Quarrel with the World of Sport," the author delves into the personal and universal themes surrounding sports. The book combines personal anecdotes with broader cultural observations, examining how sports shape identity, community, and individual experiences. It covers a range of sports and athletic activities, reflecting on the joy, frustration, and passion that come with participation and spectatorship. The author's introspective tone invites readers to consider their own relationships with sports and the broader implications of athletic culture. more
Author
Roger Kahn
Roger Kahn is a renowned American author, born on October 31, 1927. His works are known for their profound insights into American sports culture, particularly his passion for baseball. Kahn's masterpiece, 'The Summer of '49,' is an epic about the New York Yankees, beloved by readers worldwide. more
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