Dennie Wendt
Author
Dennie Wendt is a twenty-year veteran of storytelling in the
shoe (and soccer) business. He has been a copywriter, a creative
director, and marketing guy, mostly for Nike and Converse. He spent a
year in the '80s on the junior team at Proleter Zrenjanin, when that was
still Yugoslavia. He's written for Salon, Portland Magazine, and Howler
Magazine. Hooper's Revolution is his first novel.
Books by Dennie Wendt
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Hooper's Revolution Danny Hooper is a third-division English
footballer from East Southwhich Albion, whose thuggish reputation limits
him to playing the role of enforcer on the pitch, despite his
admiration for the artistry of world-class football from Latin America
and the Continent. After Danny takes his frustrations out on an
unfortunate opponent's tibia, he finds himself sold to the
Rose City Revolution of Portland. But there is more to the trade than a
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