(Hardback)

One of America's foremost basketball novelists takes on the legendary point-shaving scandals of early 1950's college basketball. The book is based in fact but tells the story from a human perspective, weighing the issues of character and morality as only a novel can.

(Paperback)

This affectionate look at life in the basketball minor leagues is enlivened by real-life details from a coach who's been there. "Mr. Rosen skillfully induces the reader to join 'the Brotherhood of the Sacred Hoop'"--"The New York Times".

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Set in post-War New York during the founding of the NBA, No Blood, No Foul is the story of a man who must come to terms with a debilitating injury and chase after dreams of perfection in a decidedly imperfect world.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

A hilarious road novel about an all-Jewish basketball team travelling in a renovated hearse through Depression-era America in search of redemption and big money.

(Paperback)

In this riveting account, first published in 1978, Charley Rosen brings to life the most sordid chapter in sports since the 1919 Black Sox scandal. "Basketball's worst scandals--as captured by the game's foremost literary chronicler".--"Wall Street Journal". 20 photos.

(Paperback)

Now in paperback, "The Wizard of Odds" chronicles the rise and fall of Jack Molinas, the outstanding NBA All-Star who fixed games, cavorted with the Mafia, produced pornographic films, and was eventually murdered.

(Hardback)

Now in paperback, "The Wizard of Odds" chronicles the rise and fall of Jack Molinas, the outstanding NBA All-Star who fixed games, cavorted with the Mafia, produced pornographic films, and was eventually murdered.

(Paperback)