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Meet The Author
Marcia Frost was graduated from the Journalism program of C.W. Post,
Long Island University in 1981, a few years ahead of schedule due to
early finishes in high school and college. While in school, she was an
Entertainment Writer and Editor for the C.W. Post Pioneer, as well as
New York Nightlife Magazine.
Soon after that she got into the world of College and Junior Tennis. She
ran the Port Washington Tennis Academy owned publication in print
from 1981-85 and 1995-97, working as an Art Director for a
now-defunct advertising firm in between. In January of 1998 she had a
vision that the Internet might just take off and put the publication --
now receiving over 1 million hits per month -- online.
Ms. Frost is also a Freelance Writer/Photographer for USTA Magazine,
SMASH Magazine, Tennis Life, Racquet Sports Industry and Tennis
Championships Magazine. She manages a College Tennis section for
Tennis Magazine on Tennis.com. She also volunteers on the
USTA/Eastern College Tennis Committee and is passionate about
promoting college tennis throughout the country. She helps organize
and speaks at College Tennis Showcases to that end.
Marcia Frost is based in New York.
Marcia Frost was graduated from the Journalism program of C.W. Post,
Long Island University in 1981, a few years ahead of schedule due to
early finishes in high school and college. While in school, she was an
Entertainment Writer and Editor for the C.W. Post Pioneer, as well as
New York Nightlife Magazine.
Soon after that she got into the world of College and Junior Tennis. She
ran the Port Washington Tennis Academy owned publication in print
from 1981-85 and 1995-97, working as an Art Director for a
now-defunct advertising firm in between. In January of 1998 she had a
vision that the Internet might just take off and put the publication --
now receiving over 1 million hits per month -- online.
Ms. Frost is also a Freelance Writer/Photographer for USTA Magazine,
SMASH Magazine, Tennis Life, Racquet Sports Industry and Tennis
Championships Magazine. She manages a College Tennis section for
Tennis Magazine on Tennis.com. She also volunteers on the
USTA/Eastern College Tennis Committee and is passionate about
promoting college tennis throughout the country. She helps organize
and speaks at College Tennis Showcases to that end.
Marcia Frost is based in New York.
| "Breakthru" |
| FEATURED TITLE |
BOB & MIKE BRYAN, World No. 1 Doubles Team “We love the dynamics of the team thing and it is captured so well by Marcia Frost in this work.” |
CRAIG TILEY, Director of Tennis Australial “Any fan of tennis will enjoy this passionate story about the great game of doubles.” |
COACH WAYNE BRYAN, 2008 PTR Professional of the Year “At last -- a great book on doubles and the greatest teams who have played it.” |
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"A close-up view that is intriguing,
exciting and impossible to put down."
Many fans and journalists lament the state of
American tennis, wondering when the next
great players will hit the scene. What the
critics may not realize is that Americans have
dominated the doubles scene for decades and
the future looks bright.
About This Book
Meet The Author
What Others Are Saying
For the Media
Rights Information
For Distributors, Retailers, Tennis Groups
Where To Buy
Subject : Sports & Recreation / Tennis / Adult
Non-fiction ; ISBN-13 9781932421163 ;
ISBN-10 1932421165; USD $26.95;
Paperback; 220 pages; 6x9 inches; 2008
exciting and impossible to put down."
Many fans and journalists lament the state of
American tennis, wondering when the next
great players will hit the scene. What the
critics may not realize is that Americans have
dominated the doubles scene for decades and
the future looks bright.
About This Book
Meet The Author
What Others Are Saying
For the Media
Rights Information
For Distributors, Retailers, Tennis Groups
Where To Buy
Subject : Sports & Recreation / Tennis / Adult
Non-fiction ; ISBN-13 9781932421163 ;
ISBN-10 1932421165; USD $26.95;
Paperback; 220 pages; 6x9 inches; 2008
| AMERICAN DOUBLES REVEALS HOW U.S. PLAYERS DOMINATE THE WORLD'S TENNIS COURTS. |
