Shea SerranoBasketball (and Other Things): A Collection of Questions Asked, Answered, Illustrated

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Review ------ "The questions Serrano asks and answers (and that Arturo Torres illustrates in engaging graphic-novel style) includes many barstool argument-starters ("Who's the Greatest Dunker in NBA History?," "What Year Was Michael Jordan the Best Version of Michael Jordan?") as well as some nerdily conceptual ones." --Jim Higgins "The Milwuakee Journal-Sentinel " "Shea Serrano's new book... is a hilarious, informative group of passages that answer questions you never realized needed to be asked."--Slam Magazine "Shea Serrano's Basketball (And Other Things) is equal parts hilarious and enlightening... this is the ultimate book on basketball fandom."--NPR "The book is Serrano's testament to the great joys of basketball fandom..."--The FADER "With colorful, comic-book depictions of Spurs great Tim Duncan and other NBA stars by artist Arturo Torres, Serrano drops some serious and seriously funny knowledge on a sprawling range of hoops debates."--San Antonio Express-News "Amazing artwork by Torres adds Jack Kirby-esque crackle to the book..." --The San Antonio Current "Cleverly written and beautifully illustrated... It's a must for any basketball fan." --Esquire "Even if you're a basketball novice or die-hard Spurs fan like Shea, this is a perfect companion to his Rap Year Book: full of myths, what-ifs, and hyperspecific fanaticism."--Vulture "It's full of hilarious hypotheticals, fun footnotes, and magnificent illustrations..."--Buzzfeed "An original work that captures the spirit of basketball."--Library Journal From the Author --------------- Shea Serrano is an award-winning writer, author, and illustrator. His first book, Bun B's Rap Coloring and Activity Book, was widely praised, receiving accolades from Rolling Stone, GQ, Esquire, the LA Times, Pitchfork, MTV, and more. His second book, The Rap Year Book: The Most Important Rap Song From Every Year Since 1979, Discussed, Debated, and Deconstructed, reached the bestseller lists for The New York Times and Washington Post, topped the Arts and Entertainment iBooks bestseller list, and was chosen for the Pitchfork book club. Currently, Shea is a staff writer for The Ringer.