The Bookworm Critique
Mark Glendenning raids his bookshelf to discover some quality compositions that demanded a re-read and some less valued contributions that failed to do the great driver justice. But which is the book to rule them all?
As you will no doubt have read elsewhere in this special edition of the autosport.com journal, Michael Schumacher's career has been one of tremendous contrasts. It's entirely fitting, then, that this should carry over to the books that have been written about him.
Statistically, Schumacher has produced the greatest career in Formula One history and he has done it during an era that has seen the most comprehensive media coverage ever. The sheer volume of books that form an unsteadily teetering tower beside me as I type is not, therefore, a surprise. Neither is the fact that they all suffer from the same problem.
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