Granta 45
by
Bill Buford
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Format
Paperback
Pages
252
Language
English
Published
Jan 7, 2008
Publisher
Granta Magazine
ISBN-10
0140140646
ISBN-13
9780140140644
Description
In this engaging exploration of the life of soccer legend Paul Gascoigne, the narrative delves into the multifaceted nature of fame and its burdens. Gascoigne's journey from the dazzling heights of sports stardom to the depths of personal struggles is revealed through a compelling lens, capturing both his extraordinary talents and his vulnerabilities.
The story brings forth the highs of his remarkable performances on the field, the overwhelming attention from the media, and the profound impact of public scrutiny on his mental health. It is a poignant reflection on the human experience, revealing how a celebrated athlete navigates the complexities of identity and the relentless pressures of a spotlight that can often overshadow personal well-being.
The story brings forth the highs of his remarkable performances on the field, the overwhelming attention from the media, and the profound impact of public scrutiny on his mental health. It is a poignant reflection on the human experience, revealing how a celebrated athlete navigates the complexities of identity and the relentless pressures of a spotlight that can often overshadow personal well-being.
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