books by Jon Hotten (boundaries reference metallica)

books by Jon Hotten

books:

Laudrup (New Superstars of Football)
Jon Hotten

Mainstream Publishing, 1997

Muscle: A Writer's Trip Through a Sport with No Boundaries

1 review
Jon Hotten

Yellow Jersey Press, 2004

Incredible, amazing real-life journey through a beefed up world
I first read an excerpt of this book in the magazine section of a newspaper while visiting England years ago. After that I was looking for the book to come out in the U.S.. When I didn't see it, I ordered it through Amazon. I loved this book. I am a woman, I have no muscles to speak of, and I had no interest in bodybuilding. But Hotten makes the "sport" of growing muscles come alive, and ...

England's Hero (New Superstars of Football)
Jon Hotten

Mainstream Publishing, 1997

Liverpool's Genius (New Superstars of Football)
Jon Hotten

Mainstream Publishing, 1997

Classic Metal (Essential Guides (Simon & Schuster))
Jon Hotten, Paul Elliott

Carlton Books Ltd, 2005

Ferdinand: Goals on the Tyne (New Superstars of Football)
Jon Hotten

Mainstream Publishing, 1998

Unlicensed - Random Notes from Boxing's Underbelly

1 review
Jon Hotten

Mainstream Publishing, 1998

Engaging study of the hidden side of boxing & boxers.
Full of intriguing tales and characters, "Unlicensed" is a great read for anyone interested in boxing... and for those who aren't, really. More than a study of boxing, it is a study of the men who look to it for direction. Primarily focused on England's underground boxing scene (but with peeks into Vegas, Tyson, and the indomitable Don King), this book takes the reader from pub to pub to ...

Metallica

1 review
Jon Hotten

Music Book Services Corporation, 1996

Metallica book-Jon Hotten
Metallica has finally been immortalized in the same manner as Prince (or the artist formerly known as Prince, anyway), Elvis Presley, Bob Marley, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and a host of others: as the subject of a CD Book. CD Books are the standard jewel case-sized, shrinkwrapped books that are available in most record stores in the United States (they're usually found in ...

New Anfield Legend (New Superstars of Football)
Jon Hotten

Mainstream Publishing, 1997

The Rough Guide to Muhammad Ali 1 (Rough Guide Reference)
Ann Oliver

Rough Guides, 2004

Sport has never known an icon like Muhammad Ali the greatest boxer of them all, a paradigm for Black America, astonishingly photogenic and articulate. This new Rough Guide covers every aspect of Ali's life and career - from the fights to the civil rights movement, from his fans to his family. Insightful coverage is given to Ali's life and times from the days when he scared his parents to the nights when he terrified his opponents. The guide ...