Author Dante Spears

This week saw the release of SuperFan! A new WWE novel for middle grade boys and girls by Jeff Gottesfeld. Jeff has an extensive writing background in fiction, film, television, and stage. Frequently partnering with his wife (Cherie Bennett), Jeff’s previous works include Anne Frank and Me, A Heart Divided, The A-List not to mention 2006 film Broken Bridges as well as TV shows such as The Young and the Restless and Smallville!

Being Canadian I have something of a soft spot for Stampede Wrestling and the antics of the Hart Family. So when books relating to the Hart Family emerge I always try to get my hands on them at the first opportunity...

In 2007 Chris Jericho released his monolithically titled memoir ‘A Lion’s Tale; Around the World in Spandex’, a book that was responsible for yours truly becoming interested in wrestling autobiographies.

Goldust as a character was one of the most risqué characters of the early 90’s. This is one of those times that you can’t help but hope he would have dozens of stories to tell and would inevitably release a fascinating book.

‘The WWE Championship: A Look Back at The Rich History of the WWE Championship’ is, as I assume you can surmise, a history of the WWE’s top championship.

The YouShoot DVD’s tagline is “revolutionizing the shoot-style interview” so can former WWE Diva Maria make this a must see DVD?

Even in its dying days WCW picked up on the potential of this market and who better than one of their biggest stars, Goldberg, to test the waters...

So once again we come back to Mick Foley, the man who basically invented the genre of wrestling autobiographies.

Can it live up to its predecessor ‘Are We There Yet? Tales from the Never Ending Travels of WWE Superstars’ from 2005?

When you hear the name Vince Russo, what do you think?

For the most part the CD's are beacons of excellent design containing an eclectic selection of music.

It will be interesting to see if independently released books are better than the WWE released books...

In probably one of their most brilliant marketing moves this year, the WWE waited until just before Christmas to release 'Behind the Mask.

This is the first WWE autobiography released in a PG environment despite the subject matter extensively being marred in so much un-PG rated material.

This pick is “It’s True, It’s True!” by none other than Kurt Angle, everyone’s favourite American hero/braggart.

Bret Hart: The best there is, the best there was and the best there’ll ever be...words that Bret Hart proclaimed about himself.

Chris Jericho is one of the few top Superstars who doesn’t have a wrestling DVD release, be it documentary or match collection.

Will this latest offering be able to match the quality of the previous releases?

Chances are you have already heard numerous stories about the Hardy’s personal lives...