While a fun read, mistakes and poor proofreading really detract from this book.
We have always admired John Feinstein as a writer. Even when he wrote for the Chronicle his voice practically leaped off the page. It was clear from the beginning that he was an extraordinary talent: he was a natural.
That’s become clear over the years as he has written dozens of books and maintained a presence with the Washington Post.
His most famous book remains "A Season On The Brink" which documented a turbulent season with Bob Knight and the Indiana Hoosiers – and which infuriated Knight (side note: we wrote Knight after we read it and said that we liked him better after reading the book.