The book the book eventually gained enough momentum to catch up with the headlines, although the way Tiger Woods KO'd the Agassi saga probably prevented attitudes about Open from achieving the balance the book deserves. and The Times of London wouldn't have basically leaked (for that's one of the reasons first-serial rights sell, and for such a high price) the portion of the book dealing with Andre dabbling in crystal meth, the general impression of the book - especially among those who haven't read it, and/or are quick to leap to judgment - would have been different. to, Never Judge a book by the publication of its first serial rights. Open. And if you read it, you'll know why I say they ought to revise the old proverb, Never judge a book by its cover. It's nothing less than the best sports autobiography I've ever read in a number of ways, starting with its promise to be.
The other day, I said I'd have some further thoughts on Andre Agassi's autobiography, Open.
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