Good books? (Page 2)

I'm at the tale end of The Perfect Mile by Neal somebody. (It's the story of Roger Bannister, John Landy and Wes Santee and the quest for the 4-minute mile.) It's EXTREMELY interesting, and talks about the different training regimens that each of the athlete's used.

It's Neal Bascomb.

Edited by Rennick 2006-02-13 7:31 AM

I just finished "Kung Fu High School" by Ryan Gattis. It's sort of Harry Potter, but with martial arts instead of wizardry and an American public school instead of a pastoral English boarding school. Brett Easton Ellis does Quentin Tarantino. An ultra violent examination of gang culture in public schools. I couldn't put it down.