Cricket Ball
Gary Cox
Cricket Ball
Gary Cox
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Cox’s style is delightful. General readers will find Cricket Ball a wonderful introduction to the game. Those more familiar with cricket writing will also enjoy his insights into its more technical aspects. Summing Up: Recommended. All readers.
Cox’s style is delightful. General readers will find Cricket Ball a wonderful introduction to the game. Those more familiar with cricket writing will also enjoy his insights into its more technical aspects. Summing Up: Recommended. All readers.
Gary Cox finds more angles on the cricket ball than Shane Warne!
Curious, reflective, discursive, Cricket Ball is in part a philosopher’s disquisition on the hard leather object, in part a devotee’s meditation on the game itself.
One of the most original cricket books you'll ever read.
Cricket ball is a thoughtful delight…It is infinitely more worthy than most of the cliche-ridden pap that crams the sports shelves in our bookshops.
Gary Cox has a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Birmingham, UK, where he is also an Honorary Research Fellow. He is author of The Sartre Dictionary, Sartre and Fiction, Sartre: A Guide for the Perplexed, How to Be an Existentialist, The Existentialist’s Guide, How to Be a Philosopher, The God Confusion, Deep Thought and Existentialism and Excess – all published by Bloomsbury.
Cox’s style is delightful. General readers will find Cricket Ball a wonderful introduction to the game. Those more familiar with cricket writing will also enjoy his insights into its more technical aspects. Summing Up: Recommended. All readers.
Gary Cox finds more angles on the cricket ball than Shane Warne!
Curious, reflective, discursive, Cricket Ball is in part a philosopher’s disquisition on the hard leather object, in part a devotee’s meditation on the game itself.
One of the most original cricket books you'll ever read.
Cricket ball is a thoughtful delight…It is infinitely more worthy than most of the cliche-ridden pap that crams the sports shelves in our bookshops.
Gary Cox has a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Birmingham, UK, where he is also an Honorary Research Fellow. He is author of The Sartre Dictionary, Sartre and Fiction, Sartre: A Guide for the Perplexed, How to Be an Existentialist, The Existentialist’s Guide, How to Be a Philosopher, The God Confusion, Deep Thought and Existentialism and Excess – all published by Bloomsbury.