John McEnroe made waves from his very first Wimbledon in 1977. An eighteen year old qualifier from Queens, New York, he stunned the tennis world by reaching the semi finals, and shocked it with his on court behaviour. What followed was a double act of technique and temperament that set the sport alight: SuperMac, the sublime unorthodox genius, who won seven Grand Slams and seventy seven singles titles; Superbrat, the foul mouthed fireball, furiously yelling at officials, fans, players and himself alike. John McEnroe can be serious. He can also be humorous, impassioned, controversial and painfully hones. This is his autobiography, a book as enthralling and as straight talking as the great man himself.

54 by the authors of Q wuming The year 1954, the height of the Cold War. The worlds is divided into East and West. In Naples, Lucky Luciano and his minions are busy fixing horse-races and overseeing the creation of the global heroin trade. In Hollywood, members of Her Majesty's Secret Service have a dangerous mission for the supremely elegant actor Cary Grant. And in Bologna, Pierre Capponi, a lovelorn yourg barman, is about to embark on a painful odyssey in search of his missing father, one that will end up taking him half-way around the world. Bringing together all these strands and more is a missing television set, a McGuffin Electric, and appliance with a very special secret...... 54 is at once an adventure story and a comic caper, a plicitcal thriller and a touching romance. Wu Ming - the collective formerly known as Luther Blissett - have produced antoher unique tour de force that paints a dazzling picture of a past age while slyly commenting on our own.