Written M.I. Finley and H.W. Pleket, this comprehensive book delves into the origins and evolution of the ancient Olympic Games, offering an in-depth look at how this iconic event began.
This David Goldblatt book is a definitive history of the modern Olympics, exploring its impact on global culture, politics, and society over the past century.
The legendary Flying Sikh Milkha Singh, with co-author Sonia Sanwalka, narrates his life story, including his experiences at the Olympics and his journey of overcoming tremendous odds.
Authored by Daniel James Brown, the book tells the inspiring story of the American rowing team that triumphed at the 1936 Berlin Olympics is a testament to determination, teamwork, and resilience.
David Maraniss recounts the pivotal 1960 Rome Olympics, highlighting key moments and athletes that shaped the future of the Games and the world.
In this book, Tony Perrottet provides a vivid and entertaining look at the ancient Olympics, uncovering the customs, athletes, and spectacles of the original Games.
This book by David Clay Large examines the 1972 Munich Olympics, focusing on the tragic terrorist attack and its lasting impact on the Olympic movement and global politics.
The book by Digvijay Singh Deo and Amit Bose brings together the stories of 50 Indian Olympians, offering a unique glimpse into their personal experiences and challenges at the Olympic Games.
Jeremy Schaap's compelling narrative explores Jesse Owens' remarkable performance at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and its profound significance.
Written by Abhinav Bindra, India's first individual Olympic gold medalist, Abhinav Bindra, and Rohit Brijnath, the book shares his journey of dedication, training, and triumph in this inspiring memoir.