The Hardcore Diaries (Paperback)

from bookwormteri

Meh. I think that I would have enjoyed his other nonfiction books more. I think that he is an interesting guy and very genuine. The backstage look at the WWE is interesting, but ultimately a very long book to follow him for six weeks. Also, I found the actual wrestling plotline hard to follow bec...

from HvyMetalMG

Like his in-ring work, his autobiographies have grown old and tired.

from JEldredge

Though previous Foley non-fictions covered long spans of time in his wrestling career, 'Hardcore' centers on his attempt to sell a storyline to first the WWE decision makers, and then the crowd. Humorous, informative, and another great Foley read.

from Count_Zero

Mick Foley is, by far, one of my favorite non-fiction authors (I haven't read any of his fiction). This is an excellent book and perfectly wraps things up from the last two memoirs he's written (more or less), covering how his last feuds in the WWE were, basically, built. It's a very interesting ...

from Count_Zero

Mick Foley is, by far, one of my favorite non-fiction authors (I haven't read any of his fiction). This is an excellent book and perfectly wraps things up from the last two memoirs he's written (more or less), covering how his last feuds in the WWE were, basically, built. It's a very interesting ...