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J. R. Moehringer's book inspired Andre Agassi to his Autobiographie
Andre Agassi said in an interview: "... but I wanted something different. When I went into retirement three years ago, I was reading this book called "The Tender Bar" and rationing its pages because it was giving me an escape from a lot of the feelings I was going through. It was so powerful. I wondered if my life -- looked at through a literary lens -- could impact somebody the way this book impacted me. What would my life look like through a real deep analytical view of my psyche and my contradictions?",
see link http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,660148-3,00.html
Could this fact get honoured in this article? Or would that be beond the scope of an encyclopedia? User987654321 (talk) 21:33, 10 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]
