Synopses & Reviews
From super-smooth alley sharks to granny-style rollers, the sport of bowling excludes no one. It is the great equalizer, knocking down barriers with each strike rolled. Rabble-rousing proletariat and flush fat cats, anyone may partake in this great pastime that brings more people together than just about any participant sport. This is an entertaining illustrated history tracing the game from its ancient roots tot he 21st Century U.S.. This book is illustrated with period and modern archival photos and art.
Synopsis
This book shows how bowling has evolved to become an indelible facet of popular culture. In addition to bowling's role in art and media, this book delves into the sport's far-reaching implicationss throughout history. Includes never-before-published photos and artworks that illustrate the sport's march through time.
About the Author
Eric Dregni is a freelance journalist and translator, and the author of five previous books, including The Ads that Put America on Wheels, Scooter Mania,and Minnesota Marvels.