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After more than 30 years with The New York Times, Christopher Clarey is leaving his tennis correspondent post to become a full-time book author.
Two years ago, Clarey authored The Master: The Long Run and Beautiful Game of Roger Federer, published in 2021, which became a New York Times bestseller and was translated into 19 languages. Now, he is focusing his energy on writing The Warrior, a biography about Rafael Nadal.
Clarey wrote on Twitter: “The international success of The Master, my best-selling biography of Roger Federer, has created this opportunity and I’m already at work on my next book, The Warrior, a biography of Rafael Nadal to be published in 2024 by Twelve Books, which did such a fine job with The Master.” I wanted to do it, again, and I’ve spent a lot of my career covering Nadal like I was covering Federer
According to Clarey, there are a lot of good stories worth telling about the King of Clay and he’s already conducted many interviews and done plenty of first-hand reporting. His time away from daily newspaper deadlines will aid him in focusing on writing the Nadal biography.
Vamos Rafa!
Two years ago, Clarey authored The Master: The Long Run and Beautiful Game of Roger Federer, published in 2021, which became a New York Times bestseller and was translated into 19 languages. Now, he is focusing his energy on writing The Warrior, a biography about Rafael Nadal.
Clarey wrote on Twitter: “The international success of The Master, my best-selling biography of Roger Federer, has created this opportunity and I’m already at work on my next book, The Warrior, a biography of Rafael Nadal to be published in 2024 by Twelve Books, which did such a fine job with The Master.” I wanted to do it, again, and I’ve spent a lot of my career covering Nadal like I was covering Federer
According to Clarey, there are a lot of good stories worth telling about the King of Clay and he’s already conducted many interviews and done plenty of first-hand reporting. His time away from daily newspaper deadlines will aid him in focusing on writing the Nadal biography.
Vamos Rafa!