50 Famous All Blacks: Poetry in Motion

Author(s): Mark Taylor & Paul Clarkson (Ill.)

New Zealand Sports

Players from 100 years ago, those from more recent times, and the stars of today. They all team up in 50 Famous All Blacks, a rugby volume with a difference. Author Mark Taylor has provides key information on each player and their career is celebrated in verse. Paul Clarkson has provided delightful caricatures of all players. The half-century of New Zealand representatives chosen for this book possess a multitude of attributes. They were, or are, masters of try-scoring, goal-kicking, leadership, speed, strength or guile. Often, they exhibited a combination of these qualities. Leading the array of talent, the great majority of whom graced the Test arena after World War II, are such giants of the All Black game as Billy Wallace, Bert Cooke, George Nepia, Maurice Brownlie, Bob Scott, Colin Meads, Don Clarke, Brian Lochore, Wilson Whineray, Ken Gray, Sean Fitzpatrick, Michael Jones, John Kirwan, Jeff Wilson and Jonah Lomu.


Product Information

Mark Taylor, who lives in Havelock North, has worked as a freelance writer, magazine correspondent, and reporter and sub-editor for three daily newspapers in New Zealand. He has also provided material for the television programme A Question of Sport. 50 Famous All Blacks is his sixth sports book, second on rugby, and first attempt at poetry. Paul Clarkson works for the Dominion Post in Wellington where he regularly produces caricatures of leading sports personalities.

General Fields

  • : 9781877378003
  • : David Ling Publishing Limited
  • : David Ling Publishing Limited
  • : 0.0
  • : June 2005
  • : 297mm X 190mm
  • : New Zealand
  • : books

Special Fields

  • : Mark Taylor & Paul Clarkson (Ill.)
  • : 108
  • : 796.3330993
  • : Paul Clarkson
  • : Paperback
  • : Caricatures