Steve Austin: The Stone Cold Story

by Terry M. West

He's self-made, self-promoting, and spotlight-ready: Stone Cold Steve Austin has a story -- his is the stuff of legend. This biography traces Steve Austin from childhood to his chosen career with all the injuries and triumphs along the way. The man has millions of fans: this book is for them. To complete the package, an 8-page, 4-color photo insert contains sidebars about the sport, the spectacle and its history.

88 pages, Paperback

First published October 25, 2000

About the author

Terry M. West is an American horror author. His best known works: What Price Gory, Car Nex, Dreg and his Night Things series. He was a finalist for 2 International Horror Guild Awards and he was featured on the TV Guide Sci-Fi hot list for his YA graphic novel series, Confessions of a Teenage Vampire. Terry was born in Texas, lived in New York for two decades and he currently hangs his hat in California.
www.terrymwest.com

Reviews

[Eric]

Steve Austin: The Stone cold Story by Terry M. West has 200 pags and is a very good book. It shows how Steve Austin(originally named Steve William) became one of the best wrestlers in the WWF and WWE. Steve started out as a little boy who watched WWF and dreamed of being a wrestler, as ge grew up he took wrestling classes and became really good at the sport. Even though the directors of the federation held Steve back Steve fought and made the world see him.

I recomend this book to people who like wrestling and who like the wrestler "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.