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3 comments:
Based on what I see people reading on my subway line, Eric Jerome Dickey.
Relentless Aaron is another candidate.
I was referring to Tiger in the sense of a dominating figure-- which makes me then think first of Ernest Hemingway.
oh, yeah, i took at as the guy who upsets the applecart of the status quo, as tiger did via his race in the white-dominated sport of golf.
in your intended context, it would have to be stephen king, i think.
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