Dirty 30

Jim Taylor

Jim Young

METHUEN CO.

The New Elite

Doug Harrison

Stephen Kraus

AMACOM/American Management Association

Argues that we are approaching a time of great change that will dramatically alter our political, social, economic, and cultural organization

The 500-Year Delta: What Happens After What Comes Next

Business & Money

Howard Means

Watts Wacker

James, Taylor

Economics

HarperBusiness

Deep Space Communications (JPL Deep-Space Communications and Navigation Series)

wiley

"Put aside the fact that it ended my playing career, punched holes in my memory and put life as I knew it on indefinite hold, it wasn't that tough a hit." Thus begins Goin' Deep, Matt Dunigan's gritty, often startling memoir of his 14-year journey as a Canadian Football League quarterback, a career brought to a shattering halt on an afternoon in Hamilton in 1996 in a game he still cannot remember. It is a story that takes readers where football fans cannot go--down the stadium runway into the dressing rooms--where injury is a fact of life, injections can put agony on temporary hold, and the tough-minded live by the credo that "Pain is mind over matter. If you don't mind the pain, it doesn't matter." But Goin' Deep is more than a football story. The concussion suffered in that game against the BC Lions marked the end of Dunigan's brilliant Hall of Fame career in the no-quarter world of professional football--and the beginning of another journey still in progress, where some days start third-and-long and memories can be shrouded in a drifting, frustrating fog that may or may not clear. "You play the hand you're dealt," he says. "There are good days and bad days. Sometimes putting sentences together can be a struggle. Some days Kathy will say 'Remember when such-and-such,' and I can't. But these are my cards, and I'll play 'em." The way he's played and continues to play them as a TSN football CFL analyst makes Goin' Deep a riveting, heart-warming read.

Goin' Deep: The Life and Times of a CFL Quarterback

Sports & Outdoors

Matt Dunigan

Biographies

Harbour Publishing

Wayne Gretzky : The Authorized Pictorial Biography

Legends of Hockey: The Official Book of the Hockey Hall of Fame explores the rich history of North American ice hockey through the heroic people who have played and enriched the game, and made it a part of us - exciting our passions and fueling our imaginations for over a century. This gorgeous, large-format pictorial book, created as a companion to the five-part television documentary series of the same name, and to complement the best-selling book Hockey Hall of Fame Legends: The Official Book, Legends of Hockey will take you on a visual journey through the history of ice hockey in North America. Hockey great Bobby Hull sets the tone in his foreword, and in specially commissioned interviews with renowned hockey writers Jim Coleman, Trent Frayne, Gare Joyce and Jim Taylor, honoured members of the Hockey Hall of Fame - Jean Beliveau, Johnny Bower, Red Horner, Gordie Howe, Bobby Hull, Guy Lafleur, Teeder Kennedy, Brad Park and Red Story - tell their own stories.

Legends of Hockey: The Official Book of the Hockey Hall of Fame

Gare, Joyce

Jim Coleman

Trent Frayne

Biographies & Memoirs

Triumph Books

What Happens After What Comes Next

Capstone Publishing

The Mental Edge for Sports

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Alpine Taylor Consulting

The Mental Edge for Tennis

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