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Author
Chris Robinson
Book Title
Stole this from a Hockey Card : a Philosophy of Hockey, Doug Harvey, Identity and Booze
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
EAN
9780889712072
Publication Name
Stole This from a Hockey Card
Format
Trade Paperback
ISBN
9780889712072
Publisher
Nightwood Editions
Genre
Sports & Recreation, Social Science
Release Date
13/10/2005
Language
English
Item Height
0.4in
Item Length
8.5in
Item Width
5.5in
Title
Stole This from a Hockey Card
Subtitle
A Philosophy of Hockey, Doug Harvey, Identity and Booze
Release Year
2005
Publication Year
2005
Topic
Hockey, Popular Culture
Item Weight
7.8 Oz
Number of Pages
160 Pages

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Stole This from a Hockey Card is a thinking-fan's hockey book that strikes just the right note for those disillusioned by today's NHL. Chris Robinson pushes the bounds of both hockey writing and creative non-fiction in this hard-boiled contemplation of where hockey fits into a man's life--whether he be a casual beer-league player who first embraced the game to avoid a difficult home-life, or one of the most celebrated defencemen in the history of the game.Partly influenced by the life of legendary Montreal Canadiens defenceman Doug Harvey, Stole This from a Hockey Card probes for answers to how one of the game's greatest defencemen could also lead one of the most tragic and mysterious personal lives. The book juxtaposes these investigations with the author's own humble beginnings as a troubled youth who found escape in the cardboard identities put forth by hockey cards and by his own identity as a street-hockey hotshot. Another means of escape for both men became alcohol, a facet of hockey culture thoroughly explored by Robinson's skeptical eye. Informing everything is Robinson's scrappy-yet-meditative, harsh-yet-humorous thoughts on a game that so many Canadians love to hate, or hate to love.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Nightwood Editions
ISBN-10
0889712077
ISBN-13
9780889712072
eBay Product ID (ePID)
49214342

Product Key Features

Book Title
Stole this from a Hockey Card : a Philosophy of Hockey, Doug Harvey, Identity and Booze
Author
Chris Robinson
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Hockey, Popular Culture
Publication Year
2005
Genre
Sports & Recreation, Social Science
Number of Pages
160 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
0.4in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
7.8 Oz

Additional Product Features

Edition Description
Unabridged Edition
Reviews
"Puck lit (books about hockey) thrives in Canada, but a lot of hockey books are fluffy and overly nostalgic. Few bite with much honesty, and few are very critical of big-league hockey in particular. Bill Gaston's Midnight Hockey and local lad Chris Robinson's Stole This from a Hockey Card break from the tradition. Both are rock-solid books... Stole This from a Hockey Card is part biography of Doug Harvey, part autobiography of Chris Robinson, part hockey critique, part dissection of human weaknesses, and partly an examination of how alcohol keeps us together while having the potential to shatter us completely. Balancing it and merging it all in one smart and snappy book is Robinson's coup." -- Matthew Firth, Ottawa XPress, "If good research means doing a lot of work, putting the fruits of research to work is an art. [In Stole This from a Hockey Card], Robinson proves himself not only adept at digging up facts and quotes, he's wonderful at selecting real zingers... Besides revealing his own hang-ups with alcohol, Robinson lets us in on just how much Harvey put away, fooling even his fellow players with his capacity for booze... The parallel stories of death and redemption unfold as smoothly as ice behind a Zamboni." -- Heidi Greco, subTerrain, "Robinson draws parallels between his own troubled past and that of epic defenceman Doug Harvey... The result is a biography cum memoir that should find resonance with many Canadians... Robinson reaches a high level of sports biography... creating an exquisite patchwork of sports, personal narrative and manic alcoholism that is tragic in its normalcy." - Janine Armin, The Globe and Mail, "If good research means doing a lot of work, putting the fruits of research to work is an art. [In Stole This from a Hockey Card ], Robinson proves himself not only adept at digging up facts and quotes, he's wonderful at selecting real zingers... Besides revealing his own hang-ups with alcohol, Robinson lets us in on just how much Harvey put away, fooling even his fellow players with his capacity for booze... The parallel stories of death and redemption unfold as smoothly as ice behind a Zamboni." -- Heidi Greco, subTerrain, "Doug Harvey was one of a kind during his remarkable career, in that his brilliance on the ice was constant despite his battles off it. Chris Robinson captures both sides of this great defenceman with the accuracy of a Harvey slapshot." -- Red Fisher, Montreal Gazette, "Using hockey--its history, its lore, its on-the-ice actuality--as a means of framing, structuring, 'getting a handle on' one's own life is a brilliant caprice. But more than literary whim, in the hands of Chris Robinson this approach begets page after riveting page of hot-dang copy--and makes such perfect sense it feels inevitable. A doozy of a book!" -- Richard Meltzer, author of Autumn Rhythm and A Whore Just Like the Rest, "Puck lit (books about hockey) thrives in Canada, but a lot of hockey books are fluffy and overly nostalgic. Few bite with much honesty, and few are very critical of big-league hockey in particular. Bill Gaston's Midnight Hockey and local lad Chris Robinson's Stole This from a Hockey Card break from the tradition. Both are rock-solid books... Stole This from a Hockey Cardis part biography of Doug Harvey, part autobiography of Chris Robinson, part hockey critique, part dissection of human weaknesses, and partly an examination of how alcohol keeps us together while having the potential to shatter us completely. Balancing it and merging it all in one smart and snappy book is Robinson's coup." -- Matthew Firth, Ottawa XPress, "...[T]he philosophical part of the book is what makes this book stand out. The narrator has lots to say about family and growing up, how parents do their best, impart their personalities but the kids eventually find their own way. This, in a hockey sense, reminds me of Canadian rocker Neil Young's biography: Shakey. Jimmie McDonough has a good time picking away at ol Neil. And so Robinson does with Harvey." - John Stiles, How Ya Doon?, "Chris Robinson's story storms and struts, zigzags to and fro like a sharp give-and-go. Stole This From a Hockey Card is a barbed and brutal knockout." -- Mark Anthony Jarman, author of Salvage King, Ya! and 19 Knives, "Warning: This is not your average hockey book... The structure of the book is great, in that it effortlessly slides back and forth between Harvey and Robinson's life. The author's prose is punchy, and often profane, but jarring in its honesty... a great read for those interested in the nature of addiction, or who want to learn more about the life and tortured legacy of one of the greatest players to play the game." -Jim Barber, Simcoe.com
Copyright Date
2005
Dewey Decimal
796.962/092
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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