A majestic history built around games
October 29, 2008
MP3 Audio: Interview with David Goldblatt (45.48mb) Download
The Ball Is Round: A Global History of Soccer, by David Goldblatt, appears at booksellers in North America this week, and we wonder how many will read the title's four words as a direct challenge to the myth of American centrality in all things.
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