Chaos, Corruption, Courage and Glory features more of the best writing on the sweet science by Thomas Hauser, whose work has been called "incomparable and indispensable" by The New York Times. Hauser's anthology of essays, the definitive record of boxing today, catalogues the chaos, corruption and courage that is boxing. Beginning in August 2003, and continuing through September 2004, Chaos, Corruption, Courage and Glory recounts in intimate detail such stories as the continuing decline of Mike Tyson, the rise and fall of Roy Jones Jr, the sad destruction of Evander Holyfield, the ongoing dominance of Don King and the final triumph of retired heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis.

Thomas Hauser is the author of 29 books, including his definitive biography Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times, and The Execution of Charles Horman, which was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. He lives in New York.

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Also by Thomas Hauser:

• Knockout! The Nightmares and Dreams of Vikki LaMotta
• I Don't Believe It, But It's True: Another Remarkable Year In Boxing
• The View From Ringside
• The Italian Stallions
• The Lost Legacy of Muhammad Ali