Author:Rod Hunt
The Stig, Top Gear's tame racing driver, is off on another adventure, this time following his passion for speed and adrenaline to its natural conclusion - motorsport. Stig has disappeared into the world of racing, and it's your job to find him.
Follow Stig as he roams from the stifling heat of the Dakar rally to the redneck heartland of a NASCAR track, or from the nightime drama or Le Mans to the mud-soaked stands of Silverstone for the British Grand Prix. Along the way you'll also find Clarkson, Hammond and May as they indulge in a spot of home-made motorhome racing or Roman rallying, middle-eastern style.
The Where's Stig books have taken Top Gear fans by storm - and his latest voyage is the most action packed yet!
This is powerful, important writing, and Krien shows her workings throughout
—— Tim Lewis , ObserverHaunting ... arresting... devastating. A challenging, necessary assault on misogynistic "jock culture". Its arrival in Britain could hardly be more appositely timed in light of the Ched Evans case
—— The TimesJaw-dropping ... illuminating. Krien shines a light inside the locker room and beyond.
—— Sport MagazineIt is a challenging, sometimes jarring but necessary assault on misogynistic “jock culture”
—— Matt Dickinson , The TimesExtraordinary and necessary… Though it’s an Australian story, it’s relevant to all countries with testosterone-fuelled professional team sports that apparently encourage a sense of sexual entitlement
—— Chris Maume , IndependentKrien finds no neat answers in Night Games, only grey areas, but it is the wisdom and balance of her writing that capitvates
—— Simon Briggs , Daily TelegraphSobering and necessary
—— Ben East , MetroFor every superstar, club CEO, boundary rider, bar-propper and park footballer, it should be mandatory reading.
—— Sunday Age[Krien] writes honestly and brilliantly. Night Games is a book that was begging to be written. Readers should exult that Krien got there first.
—— Big IssueOne of the most incredible works of investigative non-fiction that I have ever read. Krien is nuanced and fiercely intelligent and every paragraph is addictive.
—— Readings MonthlyHeady mix of courtroom drama and narrative journalism… Not for the fainthearted, but highly compelling
—— ShortlistFearless, balanced and powerful.
—— Adelaide AdvertiserPlenty of…jaw-dropping details make it an uncomfortable journey, but it’s an illuminating one as Krien shines a light inside the locker room and beyond
—— SportThe deserving winner of this year's William Hill Sports Book of the Year award
—— Chris Maume , IndependentThis is a breakthrough book by one of the leading young lights of Australian writing
—— Cath Turner , NudgeDespite it being an almost impossible subject to write about, Krien has produced a brilliant, disarming, thought-provoking book
—— Malachy Clerkin , Irish TimesA thought-provoking book that every aspiring male footballer should be made to read…as part of their apprenticeship
—— Susan Egelstaff , HeraldA worthy, if unexpected, winner
—— Simon Redfern , Independent On SundayA depressing but essential read
—— Sharon Wheeler , Times Higher Educationan intelligent and unsettling exploration of how sport’s macho culture and exclusion of women enable abuse
—— David Evans, Four Stars , Independent on Sunday
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