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Wrecking Ball: Race, Friendship, God, and Football Fiction_Gift_Guide Tokio hears a sudden choujinSuit up with celebrated literary master Rick Bass as he writes, ala Buzz Bissinger (Friday Night Lights) and George Plimpton (Paper Lions), through the prism of battered semi professional football and the refractions it casts on matters of race, masculinity, and yes, faith. The Montana writer Norman Maclean wrote, In our family, there was no clear line between religion and fly fishing. Rick Bass, born and raised in Houston, knows that in Texas, theres