And so I was sort of intrigued by the notion of how a kid, who grows up in the U.S., how you would ever end up playing for the Parma Panthers in the Italian version of the NFL. The intriguing part of the story is that each team is allowed to have three Americans.
I sort of stumbled across this football league and became fascinated with these Italian guys who loved to put on the pads and helmets and beat each other up once a week. GRISHAM: Well, there is American football in Italy when I was researching a book called "The Broker" that was published, I think, in '05. HATTORI: John, "Playing for Pizza" has nothing to do with Papa John's or Shakey's but rather American football in Italy, a country where most people think of football is soccer. JOHN GRISHAM (Author, "Playing for Pizza"): Happy to be here. John Grisham joins us from our studios in New York. But Grisham's latest work is a departure from the courtroom setting. You know many of the titles - "The Firm," "Pelican Brief," "The Client," "The Rainmaker." He's written 20 books in all. author with seven books racking up a total of more than 60 million copies sold. In the 1990s, he was among the bestselling, if not the bestselling U.S. Urn:oclc:780106761 Scandate 20100819173622 Scanner the book world, when it comes to legal thrillers, no one is more closely associated with the genre than John Grisham. OL77009W Page-progression lr Page_number_confidence 94.07 Pages 328 Ppi 400 Related-external-id urn:isbn:0099557266 Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 18:10:26 Boxid IA124515 Camera Canon 5D City New York DonorĪlibris Edition Dell mass mkt.
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