Globe Pequot / Lyons Press
Pages: 176
Trim: 6 x 9
978-1-4930-4356-9 • Paperback • January 2020 • $18.95 • (£14.99)
Daniel J. Boyne is director of recreational rowing at Harvard University and has been teaching rowing at various levels for over three decades. His work has appeared in Harvard magazine, The Atlantic, and Gray's Sporting Journal. He is also the author of The Red Rose Crew: A True Story of Women, Winning, and the Water, Kelly: A Father, A Son, an American Quest, and The Seven Seat: A True Story of Rowing, Revenge and Redemption, all published by Lyons Press. He lives in Cambridge, MA.
* The Red Rose Crew earned a starred Kirkus Review and became a Boston Globe bestseller in 2001.
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* In 2008, Dan was awarded first prize in the category of biography in the Premier Book Awards for Kelly.
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“An excellent introduction to the many fascinating aspects of this challenging and stimulating activity. Boyne introduces the reader to all of the important fundamentals of sculling as well as many unique and interesting aspects not usually found in a book for newcomers to the sport.”—Harry Parker, former Head Coach, Harvard Varsity Heavyweight Crew
“To scull across a smooth body of water; to take a clean, powerful stroke; to feel your boat running straight and true…Boyne’s book provides a welcome source of knowledge and inspiration for those seeking the essence of sculling.”—Brad Alan Lewis, Olympic Gold Medal-winner and author of Assault on Lake Casitas—