The autobiography of Ronnie O'Sullivan

[Ellena]

Doesn't he insult Mark Williams or something? I haven't read it but would like too, because I am a Ronnie fan, about how was he when he wrote it?

Imo he never insulted any of the players he mentioned in his book, tho , apparently many think he did.
I've read the book more than once, i liked the straight and honest way he talked about both ,the good and the bad parts of his life.

To answer your question...as far as i know the book was first published in UK in 2003. So, my guess, ...it was written sometime in 2001(after the Worlds) - 2002 ( so he was 26-27 years old).

[samasnookerfan]

Thanks Ellena. I didn't think he would insult anyone, it's just I heard a rumour that he did.

[ADR147]

as i recall he was not too complimentary about either mark williams or especially stephen lee but really in truth he is entitled to his opinions.

[missneworleans]

Yes, his biography is very interesting!

[Sabina]

I absolutely loved his autobiography, I thought it was brilliant!
I've read it several times....a really exciting book to read!

[gallen-147]

ive read it too....
perticularly liked reading his teen years becuase thats where i am now and the hard journey through the WC when he won it loved it

[liujie]

hi guys, can you give me a copy of the ebook? for kindle thanks . i am now in china ,i cannot find any ebook of Ronnie’autobiography in english. so thank you very much.

[Skywalker8]

The autobiography of Ronnie O'Sullivan

Thread was from back in 2007!! Good luck

[SnookerFan]

Blimey. Old thread.

I'm reading Ken Doherty's book at the moment, but not really enjoying it.

[Dannyastin2012]

Great book so interesting! And surprising how dedicated to the game he really is! I mean he says he probably practises as much as anyone out there

[renniwevarb]

Bought and read the book, very interesting read. Now I understand better why Ronnie do the things he do on and off the baize. And I've always thought it was quite an insult to call Ronnie a talent when he has put in so much hard work that is not seen by many.

[willtyson]

Blimey. Old thread.

I'm reading Ken Doherty's book at the moment, but not really enjoying it.

I read Ken's book a while back and I thought it was quite good? What one is it you're reading, Life in the frame? Have you read Graeme Dott's one, I've just finished that, I quite enjoyed that one :snooker: