Joe Drape is een verslaggever voor The New York Times wiens werk zich vaak verdiept in diepgaande menselijke verhalen. Zijn schrijven blinkt uit in het vastleggen van de essentie van sportevenementen en onderzoekt tegelijkertijd bredere sociale en emotionele gevolgen. Drape richt zich op gedetailleerde portretten van personages en omgevingen, waardoor lezers meeslepende ervaringen worden geboden. Zijn journalistieke achtergrond verleent authenticiteit en diepgang aan zijn literaire inspanningen.
Part biography of a wartime adventurer, part detective story, and part faith journey, this intriguing book from a New York Times journalist and bestselling author takes us inside the modern-day making of a saint.
New York Times reporter and bestselling author Joe Drape tells the epic story of the historic thoroughbred, American Pharoah, the first Triple Crown winner in 37 years.
The narrative delves into the intense pressures and high expectations surrounding a year of Army football, highlighting how these factors shape the experience beyond mere statistics. Joe Drape explores the emotional and psychological challenges faced by players, coaches, and the community, offering an in-depth look at the intersection of sports and military life. Through personal stories and insights, the book captures the spirit and resilience of those involved in this unique athletic program.
Focusing on the captivating world of Thoroughbred racing, this narrative offers an insider's view of the colorful characters involved, from extravagant owners to aspiring trainers. It delves into their gripping stories and the pursuit of the prestigious Triple Crown, highlighting the high-stakes drama and financial challenges they face. Award-winning sportswriter Joe Drape brings the sport's rich history and vibrant personalities to life, creating a vivid portrait of a year in this majestic arena.