Focusing on a pivotal moment in NFL history, the narrative centers around the iconic catch made by Joe Montana to Dwight Clark during the 1982 NFC Championship game. It explores the circumstances that led to this unforgettable play and its profound impact on the players involved, the fans, and the evolution of professional football. The book delves into the significance of this moment, illustrating how it not only changed the game but also left a lasting legacy in sports culture.
Tom Brady and Peyton Manning are among the greatest quarterbacks of all time. They are also fierce rivals, a study in contrasts whose duels have not only ranked among the best games ever played, but have also fundamentally shaped the lives and careers of both men. In this extraordinary book, veteran NFL correspondent Gary Myers tackles this subject with unprecedented access and insight. Wildly entertaining and deeply thought-provoking, this is essential reading for anyone who truly wants to understand these extraordinary players. -- from back cover
Planet Auschwitz is a series of fifty poems on the holocaust that expose Nazi atrocities as documented by historians, witnesses and survivors. Each poem expands on evidence provided in an epigraph.