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Author: Tom Coyne
Publisher: Gotham Books
Imprint: Gotham Books
Dimensions:
Width: 13.20cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 20.10cm
Weight: 0.261kg
ISBN: 9781592402991
ISBN 10: 1592402992
Pages: 336
Publication Date: 03 May 2007
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
From his commitment to the curious cause to his single-minded focus, Coyne weaves an insightful and entertaining tale. . . .[H]is self-deprecating writing style and impeccable comedic timing make Paper Tiger a tale worth reading. ( Golfweek )<br><br>
"For anyone who's ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, here's the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of ""The Greatest Game Ever Played"" and ""The Grand Slam"") For anyone whoas ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, hereas the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of ""The Greatest Game Ever Played"" and ""The Grand Slam"") Abreezy, poignant read. . . . Hilarious. (""Philadelphia Inquirer"") For anyone whos ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, heres the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of ""The Greatest Game Ever Played"" and ""The Grand Slam"") Superb. . . . Coyne has a lot to say about golf, and he says it well. (""The Seattle Times"") From his commitment to the curious cause to his single-minded focus, Coyne weaves an insightful and entertaining tale. . . .[H]is self-deprecating writing style and impeccable comedic timing make Paper Tiger a tale worth reading. (""Golfweek"")"
For anyone who's ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, here's the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of ""The Greatest Game Ever Played"" and ""The Grand Slam"") For anyone whoas ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, hereas the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of ""The Greatest Game Ever Played"" and ""The Grand Slam"") Abreezy, poignant read. . . . Hilarious. (""Philadelphia Inquirer"") For anyone whos ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, heres the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of ""The Greatest Game Ever Played"" and ""The Grand Slam"") Superb. . . . Coyne has a lot to say about golf, and he says it well. (""The Seattle Times"") From his commitment to the curious cause to his single-minded focus, Coyne weaves an insightful and entertaining tale. . . .[H]is self-deprecating writing style and impeccable comedic timing make Paper Tiger a tale worth reading. (""Golfweek"")
From his commitment to the curious cause to his single-minded focus, Coyne weaves an insightful and entertaining tale. . . .[H]is self-deprecating writing style and impeccable comedic timing make Paper Tiger a tale worth reading. ( Golfweek )
For anyone whoas ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, hereas the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of The Greatest Game Ever Played and The Grand Slam )
Abreezy, poignant read. . . . Hilarious. ( Philadelphia Inquirer ) Superb. . . . Coyne has a lot to say about golf, and he says it well. ( The Seattle Times ) For anyone whos ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, heres the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of The Greatest Game Ever Played and The Grand Slam ) For anyone whoas ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, hereas the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of The Greatest Game Ever Played and The Grand Slam ) For anyone who's ever suffered the delusion they have enough game to go up against the professional killers who play golf for a living, here's the cold, hilarious truth. (Mark Frost, author of The Greatest Game Ever Played and The Grand Slam ) From his commitment to the curious cause to his single-minded focus, Coyne weaves an insightful and entertaining tale. . . .[H]is self-deprecating writing style and impeccable comedic timing make Paper Tiger a tale worth reading. ( Golfweek )
Author Information
Tom Coyne is the author of the novel A Gentleman’s Game and cowriter of the screenplay for the novel’s film version, which starred Dylan Baker and Gary Sinise. He is a contributor to Golf Magazine and teaches creative writing at St. Joseph’s University.
