Cornbread Red: Pool's Greatest Money Player

good read

Good book

Interesting read about Corn Bread but it leaves out a lot about who the man really was as a person.

Good ole boy made good. A wonderful inside glance to the world of pool playing for the big bucks....If you are a serious shooter you will enjoy this book a great deal.....Sure fire winner here.....Thanks,Doom

I enjoyed the book I had read it before ,it is avery good book and is well written.

An interesting look into the life of money pool and a unique character

a good story about cornbread but not a pool story

This book is an easy read, but a difficult review. If you want to read about Cornbread Red's association with unknown gamblers playing for huge (unnamed, split-seven-ways) stakes, this is the book for you. If you want anecdotes about other greats he encountered, forget it. Danny Jones and Fats get brief mentions. The rest is mostly about Rubie, Bones, Al, and a host of other household names. Not really a bad book, but it could have been much better.