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REVIEW: Rough House by Alison Lyn Miller
Never in my wildest flights of imagination did I ever see myself writing the following sentence — and meaning every word of it: I just read a book about professional wrestling that both challenged me intellectually and held me spellbound from cover to cover. In Rough House: A Father, a Son, and the Pursuit of Wrestling Glory (W.W. Norton; January 2026), author Alison Lyn Miller derives some profound conclusions from a deceptively simple formula.…
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REVIEW: Rough House by Alison Lyn Miller
Never in my wildest flights of imagination did I ever see myself writing the following sentence — and meaning every word of it: I just read a book about professional wrestling that both challenged me intellectually and held me spellbound from cover to cover. In Rough House: A Father, a Son, and the Pursuit of Wrestling Glory (W.W. Norton; January 2026), author Alison Lyn Miller derives some profound conclusions from a deceptively simple formula.…
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