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A refreshing, high-octane romp across the landscape of our favorite pastimes with the editor of Oregon Sports News...with whom we almost got arrested. It's a collection of a year's worth of weekly submissions to one of Oregon's premier sources for sports news. Excerpt from the editor: "When I get a column from Patrick, I have no idea what to expect. I know this is mostly my fault because I never give my team topics that they must write about. I'm one of those creative, artistic freedom kind of hippies. From cheerleading to fishing to bear crawls to sportsbooks to hunting to looking good at the gym, you tell me what category makes the most sense."…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
A refreshing, high-octane romp across the landscape of our favorite pastimes with the editor of Oregon Sports News...with whom we almost got arrested. It's a collection of a year's worth of weekly submissions to one of Oregon's premier sources for sports news. Excerpt from the editor: "When I get a column from Patrick, I have no idea what to expect. I know this is mostly my fault because I never give my team topics that they must write about. I'm one of those creative, artistic freedom kind of hippies. From cheerleading to fishing to bear crawls to sportsbooks to hunting to looking good at the gym, you tell me what category makes the most sense."
Autorenporträt
Patrick McNerthney is the founding member of Outcasting, a creative services organization with a penchant for petty vandalism and exaggeration. He grew up thinking "Mexico" was spelled "Nexico" until his sisters pointed out his erroneous ways. He's rarely seen in public without other members of Outcasting, as requested by the troupe's court-appointed counsel, as well as their A&R rep, the latter of which is a strange anomaly considering they aren't a band, and certainly don't know how to play musical instruments, or carry a tune. They've written 79 books - although Patrick assumes credit for all of them, as he's wont to do, despite everyone's collective annoyance - the most recent of which is The Future Will Not Involve Underwear. No, that's not right, the most recent of which is in your hand right now, or possibly on a screen. Come on now, pay attention.