


EVERYTHING BUT MONEY
by Sam Levenson · Simon & Schuster
The well-known humorist tells of his early life.



PAPER LION
by George Plimpton · Harper & Row
In the mid-1960s, George Plimpton talked his way into the Detroit Lions’ pre-season training camp and in doing so set the bar for participatory sports journalism. With his characteristic wit, Plimpton recounts his experience of a month practising and living with the team – getting to know the pressures and tensions rookies confront, the hijinks, taking behind the scenes snaps and capturing a host of American football rites and rituals. Plimpton might not have made it as a quarterback, but fifty years after its first publication, Paper Lion remains one of the most insightful and entertaining classics of sports literature.

DIVISION STREET: AMERICA
by Studs Terkel · Pantheon
Life stories, based on personal interviews, of some seventy selected residents of Chicago, Ill. intended to portray changes occurring in the U. S. A. during the past few decades.
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