Carl Lewis Livres

Focusing on the controversial aspects of athletics, this account delves into college recruiting practices and the pervasive issue of drug use among athletes. It provides an insider's perspective on the competitive world of track and field, highlighted by Lewis's record-setting 100-meter dash at the 1991 World Championships. The book is complemented by 16 pages of photographs, offering a visual glimpse into the sport's dramatic moments.

At the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, Carl Lewis won four gold medals matching the track and field accomplishments of the legendary Jesse Owens and making him one of the best known athletes in the world. This is an autobiography written in collaboration with Jeffrey Marx, a sports journalist.