Nick Hornby to release tenth novel Cash Out in January
Bestselling author Nick Hornby will publish his tenth novel about football fandom early next year.
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Author Nick Hornby will publish his tenth novel, Cash Out, in January, according to The Bookseller. The new book returns to the subject of football fandom, capturing what has been described as the greatest sports story ever told. [1]
Hornby first achieved major success with his 1992 football fanatic memoir, Fever Pitch, which was later adapted into a film starring Colin Firth, The Bookseller reported. The author continues to balance writing novels with screenwriting projects. [1]
Hornby began writing full time in the early 1990s after working as a teacher in London. His memoir Fever Pitch won the 1992 William Hill Sports Book of the Year award. His subsequent fiction includes How to Be Good, which won the WH Smith Literary Award in 2002, A Long Way Down, Funny Girl, and Just Like You. [2]
In short
- Nick Hornby's tenth novel, Cash Out, will be published in January.
- The new novel returns to the topic of football fandom.
- Hornby's 1992 memoir Fever Pitch won the William Hill Sports Book of the Year award.
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- [1]Author Interviews - Nick Hornby returns to the world of football fandom in Cash OutThe Bookseller, 7h ago (the report this story comes from)
Background
- [2]Nick Hornby on Grokipedia
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