GOAT - Reviews
"Publishing's growing heavy-weight division has a new champion -a super size book weighing in at the equivalent of 34 bags of sugar and, appropriately enough, featuring Muhammad Ali, the greatest himself, as he's never been seen before."The Independent, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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"The greatest book of all: 34 kg Ali biography leads heavyweight publishing division."The Independent, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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"Just one look at the sheer size of the thing (imagine the dimensions of the average hatch leading to the loft in your house and you'll be just about right) tells you that this is less a labour of love, more the work of a wonderfully diseased mind."Maxim, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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"...A colossal book, whose dimensions reflect the status of the former heavyweight boxing champion."Amateur Photographer, LondonUnited Kingdom |
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"How do you celebrate a larger-than-life icon? Think big for starters, which is exactly what TASCHEN has done with its extraordinary new book about Muhammad Ali, GOAT."Interview, New YorkUnited States |
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A true work of art. It has to be seen to be believed, even then it takes a while to comprehend what you have in front of you. I don't know if anyone would ever read the whole thing it's so heavy but simply as something spectacular to dip into from time to time. What a spectacular book, what a spectacular human being.
Watch out for stuck pages though, I've ha one so far that left a mark! Alan O'RiordanUnited Kingdom |
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"GOAT is a masterpiece, an heir loom and nothing short that a monument on paper."Brentwood Magazine, Los AngelesUnited States |
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"Finally a book about Muhammad Ali that`s big enough to encompass his legend-or almost, GOAT, to be released next spring by the German publisher TASCHEN, is a heavyweight in every sense: 800 pages of photos, essays and graphic artwork in a colossal 20-inch-square format, tipping the scales at 75 pounds."Sports Illustrated, New YorkUnited States |
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"Publisher TASCHEN`s GOAT: A tribute to Muhammad Ali is a literary heavyweight, if only bantam in the ring; the book has 792 pages, including 3,000 images, weighs in at 34kg and measures 0.5 meters square. So much for floating like a butterfly."The Globe and Mail, TorontoCanada |
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"And in this corner, weighing in at 75-pounds, The Voluminous Volume, The Intense Expense, The Objet D`Art With Lotsa Heart...GOAT: A Tribute to Muhammad Ali."Entertainment Weekly, New YorkUnited States |
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