The Yellow Jersey

Author: Ralph Hurne
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1558214526

The Yellow Jersey

The greatest cycling novel ever written. Get The Yellow Jersey literature books for free.
. . . An underground classic. . . . A bicycling book that follows a different course-one with characters you can relate to, whose actions raise questions about life on and off the bicycle. . . . The heart of The Yellow Jersey is the Tour de France itself, which serves as a metaphor for life.-Bicycling Magazine

"This is sports fiction at its very best. Mr. Hurne has a cool, downbeat style descended from Lardner and Hemingway, and a fine hand with the hairpins turns of suspense."-The New York Times Book Review

"Full of wit, charm, excitement, and intelligence."-Publishers Weekly

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