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Stayton BonnerUSA Today Bestselling Author of Bare Knuckle

"I subscribe to and enjoy Books & Biceps, where Jon recommends books that dudes might enjoy and workout motivation. Thanks to Jon's newsletter I've added a few books to my to-read list."

Brett McKayFounder, Art of Manliness

"I was advanced a copy of Jon Finkel's 'Macho Man'. It's incredible depth and honesty make it a must read."

John CenaActor, 16x WWE World Champion

"When I found out I was going to be a dad I thought, ‘Can I handle it? . . .’ Reading Finkel and Eddy's The Life of Dad will help you relax and know that it’s worked out for all these amazing dads, and it’ll work out for you."

Mark CubanDallas Mavericks Owner, Shark Tank Star, Entrepreneur

"From the very minute my orange and blue, my New York Knickerbockers drafted Nate Robinson, I was a big fan of his. I even wore his game-worn road blue #4 jersey at Madison Square Garden. . . . Us little guys gotta stick together. Please read and enjoy Nate’s journey with Finkel. Once a Knick, always a Knick. (P.S. we should have never traded him in the first place.)"

Spike LeeIconic Film Director

"The basketball brotherhood in Seattle is just different. There's such a deep connection with each other and their city. I really enjoyed that feeling and I was happy to be apart of it. This story Finkel tells in Hoops Heist of the culture of basketball in Seattle is so pure."

Kevin Durant2x NBA Champion, 2x Finals MVP, NBA MVP & 13x All-Star

"Part time machine, part fax machine, this book brings the '90s vividly back to life, with all the insight and hindsight of the athletes who made the era so memorable. Finkel makes a strong case that 1996, like 1776, was revolutionary."

Steve RushinNY Times Bestselling Author & Legendary Sports Illustrated Columnist

"From Griffey and Prime Time to Jordan and Jeter, 1996 serves as a Vegas-style buffet of sports legend. Years come, years go. But Jon Finkel's masterpiece proves that, on rare occasion, some 365-day spans are worth bronzing in gold."