Speed Reader
Mark Glendenning reviews James Allen's 'Michael Schumacher: The Edge of Greatness', and takes a look at the first of many Lewis Hamilton books
If I had any kind of head for marketing I'd be introducing this column by saying something along the lines of 'back by popular demand'. In fact, I have not received a single email asking why there has not been a book review on autosport.com for the past year, so instead I am going to plump for, 'back because... um, I want it to be'.
At any rate, the column marks the return of the review section that was a regular part of the autosport.com journal, and before that, Atlas F1, from the late 1990s until 2006. But in bringing it back, we're also making a few minor changes, the most visible being the name - Bookworm Critique made me sound like a nerd...
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