Xarpolis
Life's a Dream
I've been reading this book a lot while on my trip to Japan. Every time I'm sitting down for a period of time without interruptions (on the plane or train), I'm reading this book. It's REALLY good. He explains his thought process on everything. He definitely paints a picture of himself as a real piece of shit, but he tries to be better. Plus, the life style he lived as a result of being the heavy weight champion of the world. I recommend giving this book a shot. It's right around 600 pages. There are 2 different picture sections as well. It's good. I'm not even an autobiography type of book reader, but this has me hooked.