A Handful of Summers By: Gordon Forbes

Author: Peter Ustinov

A Handful of Summers is a cult classic. It’s a delightfully uninhibited insider’s account of tennis on the international circuit – both on and off the court – in the fifties and sixties, the glory days of Fred Perry, Roy Emerson, and Virginia Wade.

Forbes begins with his childhood on a farm in South Africa, where he learned to play tennis on a gravel court. His game takes him to Europe, as a South Africa Davis Cup player, and finally to Wimbledon. Along the way he cavorts with extraordinary characters among the world-class players, and their tales, and his, shine throughout this memoir of irresistible wit and humility.

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