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    ISBN-10
    1949590054
    Publication Name
    Hamilcar Publications
    Type
    Hardcover
    ISBN
    9781949590050
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    Product Identifiers

    Publisher
    Hannibal Boxing Media LLC
    ISBN-10
    1949590054
    ISBN-13
    9781949590050
    eBay Product ID (ePID)
    3038512492

    Product Key Features

    Edition
    2
    Book Title
    Dark Trade : Lost in Boxing
    Number of Pages
    552 Pages
    Language
    English
    Topic
    Boxing, General, Sports
    Publication Year
    2019
    Genre
    Sports & Recreation, Biography & Autobiography
    Author
    Donald Mcrae
    Format
    Hardcover

    Dimensions

    Item Height
    1.8 in
    Item Weight
    32.1 Oz
    Item Length
    9 in
    Item Width
    6 in

    Additional Product Features

    Intended Audience
    Trade
    LCCN
    2018-960530
    Dewey Edition
    20
    Reviews
    "McRae brings to the highly charged, obsessive world of professional boxing a novelist's eye and ear for revealing detail and convincingly recalled dialogue. This is an impassioned book." --Joyce Carol Oates, LA Times ""For fans of the sport, [McRae's] illuminating book exploring this fierce world may rival the works of such famed boxing writers as Bert Sugar, Norman Mailer, and A.J. Liebling...At the heart of this engaging and eloquent work...is McRae and his intriguing attempts to explain his 'seemingly illogical but enduring love' of boxing." -- Kirkus Reviews "This deeper understanding of everything that surrounds the fight game is what makes Dark Trade so compelling and why McRae's brave book remains essential reading for any boxing fan." -- The Fight City "The book excellently uses testimonies from fighters such as Mike Tyson, James Toney, Chris Eubank, Naseem Hamed and Roy Jones Jr who confide in McRae their own fears and ambitions in the ring. McRae's growing relationship with the enigmatic Toney and his family is particularly brilliant." -- The Sportsman "The somber truths [McRae] learned inspired...a haunting, utterly memorable book." -- The Independent Donald McRae has proven again and again that he's a superb writer who understands the sport and business of boxing --and so much more." --Thomas Hauser, author of Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times, "For fans of the sport, [McRae's] illuminating book exploring this fierce world may rival the works of such famed boxing writers as Bert Sugar, Norman Mailer, and A.J. Liebling...Engaging and eloquent."--Kirkus Reviews, "McRae brings to the highly charged, obsessive world of professional boxing a novelist's eye and ear for revealing detail and convincingly recalled dialogue. This is an impassioned book." --Joyce Carol Oates, LA Times ""For fans of the sport, [McRae's] illuminating book exploring this fierce world may rival the works of such famed boxing writers as Bert Sugar, Norman Mailer, and A.J. Liebling...At the heart of this engaging and eloquent work...is McRae and his intriguing attempts to explain his 'seemingly illogical but enduring love' of boxing." -- Kirkus Reviews "This deeper understanding of everything that surrounds the fight game is what makes Dark Trade so compelling and why McRae's brave book remains essential reading for any boxing fan." -- The Fight City "The book excellently uses testimonies from fighters such as Mike Tyson, James Toney, Chris Eubank, Naseem Hamed and Roy Jones Jr who confide in McRae their own fears and ambitions in the ring. McRae's growing relationship with the enigmatic Toney and his family is particularly brilliant." -- The Sportsman "The somber truths [McRae] learned inspired...a haunting, utterly memorable book." -- The Independent "Donald McRae has proven again and again that he's a superb writer who understands the sport and business of boxing --and so much more." --Thomas Hauser, author of Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times, "McRae brings to the highly charged, obsessive world of professional boxing a novelist's eye and ear for revealing detail and convincingly recalled dialogue. This is an impassioned book."--Joyce Carol Oates, LA Times ""For fans of the sport, [McRae's] illuminating book exploring this fierce world may rival the works of such famed boxing writers as Bert Sugar, Norman Mailer, and A.J. Liebling...At the heart of this engaging and eloquent work...is McRae and his intriguing attempts to explain his 'seemingly illogical but enduring love' of boxing."-- Kirkus Reviews "This deeper understanding of everything that surrounds the fight game is what makes Dark Trade so compelling and why McRae's brave book remains essential reading for any boxing fan."-- The Fight City "The book excellently uses testimonies from fighters such as Mike Tyson, James Toney, Chris Eubank, Naseem Hamed and Roy Jones Jr who confide in McRae their own fears and ambitions in the ring. McRae's growing relationship with the enigmatic Toney and his family is particularly brilliant."-- The Sportsman "When I started covering boxing in 1996, one of the first books I read to educate myself about the sport was Dark Trade--and, to this day, Donald McCrae's book has stayed with me. Not only did it shed light on the inner workings of the boxing business and its personalities, it also provided a young journalist with an example of how this game--and its subjects--should be covered. No collection of boxing books is complete without Dark Trade."--Steve Kim, ESPN.com "The somber truths [McRae] learned inspired...a haunting, utterly memorable book."-- The Independent Donald McRae has proven again and again that he's a superb writer who understands the sport and business of boxing --and so much more." --Thomas Hauser, author of Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times, "McRae brings to the highly charged, obsessive world of professional boxing a novelist's eye and ear for revealing detail and convincingly recalled dialogue. This is an impassioned book."--Joyce Carol Oates, LA Times
    Dewey Decimal
    796.83
    Edition Description
    Revised edition,Expanded
    Table Of Content
    Introduction........1 1 The Baddest Man........21 2 The Force........45 3 This Is Boxing, Baby........83 4 Oscar's Night........121 5 The King and the Prince........147 6 Guns and Fathers........173 7 Looking on Darkness........209 8 Death and the Man........235 9 The Cinderella Men........273 10 The Soldier Boy........305 11 Nothing Is Forever........347 12 The Beacon........389 13 The Bite........437 14 Fading Away........463 15 Still Lost in Boxing........483 Acknowledgments........533
    Synopsis
    "McRae brings to the highly charged, obsessive world of professional boxing a novelist's eye and ear for revealing detail and convincingly recalled dialogue. This is an impassioned book."--Joyce Carol Oates, Los Angeles Times Dark Trade: Lost in Boxing , by Donald McRae, award-winning author of twelve non-fiction books and staff writer for The Guardian , is widely considered of one of the best boxing books all time. This is a new edition, released in the United States for the first time, that includes a new chapter by the author, plus a stunning cover that features a painting of boxer James Toney by noted boxing artist Amanda Kelley. There is no other sport like boxing. Over twenty years ago, Donald McRae set out across the United States and his adopted home, Britain, to find deeper meaning in the brutal trade that had transfixed him since he was a young man. The result is a stunning chronicle that captures not only McRae's compelling personal journey through the world of professional prizefighting, but also the stories of some of its biggest names in boxing--James Toney, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Oscar De La Hoya, Naseem Hamed, Roy Jones, Jr., and others. Singular in his ability to uncover the emotional forces that drive men to get into the ring, McRae brilliantly exposes the hopes and fears and obsessions of these legendary fighters, while revealing some of his own along the way. What he shares with them most, he comes to realize, is that he is hopelessly, and willingly, lost in boxing. Table of Contents Introduction 1 The Baddest Man 2 The Force 3 This Is Boxing, Baby 4 Oscar's Night 5 The King and the Prince 6 Guns and Fathers 7 Looking on Darkness 8 Death and the Man 9 The Cinderella Men 10 The Soldier Boy 11 Nothing Is Forever 12 The Beacon 13 The Bite 14 Fading Away 15 Still Lost in Boxing Acknowledgments, "This deeper understanding of everything that surrounds the fight game is what makes Dark Trade so compelling and why McRae's brave book remains essential reading for any boxing fan."--Joshua Isard, The Fight City, June 21, 2019, From the pages of Dark Trade "There're a lot of people you have to keep away from, a lot of people who want to bring you down. They're cheats and critics wherever you look."--Oscar De LA Hoya "I still love boxing because I want to be the very best. But you can also make a lot of money if you love your work. So I thank GOD each and everyday that I have a job I would do for free."--Evander Holyfield "There were enough precedents in boxing history to suggest that a father was rarely the best judge in building his sons career. Where some fight-fathers are braver than their sons, others are overly cautious."--Donald McCrae (author) "Most boxers remain victims. Deep down they know they're fated to lose. It does not matter how many millions they make or how many worlds titles they might win. In the end, almost always, no matter how hard they train or obstain boxing gets them."--Donald McCrae (author) "'Hello, Mike, '" I said. 'Yeah, ' he answered as he tapped me on the shoulder with a bunched fist. It didn't even hurt. 'We talkin'?' I nodded. Tyson grunted and swept past me into the gym. The door slammed behind him and his entourage. I was alone again, and it felt like I had, somehow, survived round one."--Donald McCrae (author), Dark Trade: Lost In Boxing , by Donald McRae, award-winning author of eleven non-fiction books and staff writer for The Guardian , is widely considered of one of the best boxing books all time. This is a new edition, released in the United States for the first time, that includes a new chapter by the author, plus a stunning cover that features a painting of boxer James Toney by noted boxing artist Amanda Kelley. There is no other sport like boxing. Over twenty years ago, Donald McRae set out across the United States and his adopted home, Britain, to find deeper meaning in the brutal trade that had transfixed him since he was a young man. The result is a stunning chronicle that captures not only McRae's compelling personal journey through the world of professional prizefighting, but also the stories of some of its biggest names James Toney, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Oscar De La Hoya, Naseem Hamed, and others. Singular in his ability to uncover the emotional forces that drive men to get into the ring, McRae brilliantly exposes the hopes and fears and obsessions of these legendary fighters, while revealing some of his own along the way. What he shares with them most, he comes to realize, is that he is hopelessly, and willingly, lost in boxing., No boxing book collection is complete without the classic, award-winning, Dark Trade: Lost in Boxing. With this updated edition, brought to the United States for the first time, the original cover art by fine artist Amanda Kelley, depicting James "Lights Out" Toney, a central figure in the book's gripping narrative, makes this a gorgeous and essential addition to any boxing fan's collection. "McRae brings to the highly charged, obsessive world of professional boxing a novelist's eye and ear for revealing detail and convincingly recalled dialogue. This is an impassioned book."--Joyce Carol Oates, LA Times "At the heart of this engaging and eloquent work...is McRae and his intriguing attempts to explain his 'seemingly illogical but enduring love' of boxing."--Kirkus Reviews Dark Trade: Lost in Boxing, by Donald McRae, award-winning author of twelve non-fiction books and staff writer for The Guardian, is widely considered of one of the best boxing books all time. This is a new edition, released in the United States for the first time, that includes a new chapter by the author, plus a stunning cover that features a painting of boxer James Toney by noted boxing artist Amanda Kelley. There is no other sport like boxing. Over twenty years ago, Donald McRae set out across the United States and his adopted home, Britain, to find deeper meaning in the brutal trade that had transfixed him since he was a young man. The result is a stunning chronicle that captures not only McRae's compelling personal journey through the world of professional prizefighting, but also the stories of some of its biggest names in boxing--James Toney, Mike Tyson, Evander Holyfield, Oscar De La Hoya, Naseem Hamed, Roy Jones, Jr., and others. Singular in his ability to uncover the emotional forces that drive men to get into the ring, McRae brilliantly exposes the hopes and fears and obsessions of these legendary fighters, while revealing some of his own along the way. What he shares with them most, he comes to realize, is that he is hopelessly, and willingly, lost in boxing. Table of Contents Introduction 1 The Baddest Man 2 The Force 3 This Is Boxing, Baby 4 Oscar's Night 5 The King and the Prince 6 Guns and Fathers 7 Looking on Darkness 8 Death and the Man 9 The Cinderella Men 10 The Soldier Boy 11 Nothing Is Forever 12 The Beacon 13 The Bite 14 Fading Away 15 Still Lost in Boxing Acknowledgments

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