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Carrie Soto Is Back: A Novel

Are you a tennis fan who is also obsessed with Daisy Jones and the Six? (Hello, same.) Then you should not miss Carrie Soto Is Back, written by Daisy Jones author Taylor Jenkins Reid about an all-star tennis player who decides to come out of retirement for one last season.

And even if you're not a tennis fan, Reid made sure to note in an interview, "this is a book you can read even if you’ve never watched a day of tennis in your life."

Racquet: The Book

The best tennis writing these days is coming by way of Racquet, a quarterly magazine "that celebrates the art, ideas, style and culture that surround tennis." To mark the first three years of the magazine, they released a collection featuring some of the best essays, including Taffy Brodesser-Akner on tennis's elitism and Giri Nathan on David Ferrer.

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