The Lost Sportswriter: A Life up close with Irish sporting greatness
NOTES FROM A CHANGING GAME â ONE OF IRELANDâS GREATEST SPORTSWRITERS
REFLECTS ON A LIFE LIVED THROUGH SPORT
There was a time when it wasnât unusual for a journalist to walk into a dressing room moments after the final whistle, the joy of victory or sting of defeat hanging in the air. A time when journalists could ring up a player days before the big match ⊠and get an answer. This was the world that existed when Vincent Hogan entered the press box.
In The Lost Sportswriter, Vincent Hogan recounts and reflects upon a 43-year career at the heart of Irish sport. From the never-ending presence of newspaper deadlines to the golden era of open dressing rooms, Hogan charts and laments how sportswriting transformed â from intimate, personality driven storytelling to todayâs sterile, PRâmanaged exchanges. Funny, engaging and unflinchingly self-reflective, The Lost Sportswriter notes a changing game for heroes, matches and the words that outlast them.
The Lost Sportswriter: A Life up close with Irish sporting greatness
NOTES FROM A CHANGING GAME â ONE OF IRELANDâS GREATEST SPORTSWRITERS
REFLECTS ON A LIFE LIVED THROUGH SPORT
There was a time when it wasnât unusual for a journalist to walk into a dressing room moments after the final whistle, the joy of victory or sting of defeat hanging in the air. A time when journalists could ring up a player days before the big match ⊠and get an answer. This was the world that existed when Vincent Hogan entered the press box.
In The Lost Sportswriter, Vincent Hogan recounts and reflects upon a 43-year career at the heart of Irish sport. From the never-ending presence of newspaper deadlines to the golden era of open dressing rooms, Hogan charts and laments how sportswriting transformed â from intimate, personality driven storytelling to todayâs sterile, PRâmanaged exchanges. Funny, engaging and unflinchingly self-reflective, The Lost Sportswriter notes a changing game for heroes, matches and the words that outlast them.
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NOTES FROM A CHANGING GAME â ONE OF IRELANDâS GREATEST SPORTSWRITERS
REFLECTS ON A LIFE LIVED THROUGH SPORT
There was a time when it wasnât unusual for a journalist to walk into a dressing room moments after the final whistle, the joy of victory or sting of defeat hanging in the air. A time when journalists could ring up a player days before the big match ⊠and get an answer. This was the world that existed when Vincent Hogan entered the press box.
In The Lost Sportswriter, Vincent Hogan recounts and reflects upon a 43-year career at the heart of Irish sport. From the never-ending presence of newspaper deadlines to the golden era of open dressing rooms, Hogan charts and laments how sportswriting transformed â from intimate, personality driven storytelling to todayâs sterile, PRâmanaged exchanges. Funny, engaging and unflinchingly self-reflective, The Lost Sportswriter notes a changing game for heroes, matches and the words that outlast them.
