It is a measure of Garfield Owen’s quality and profile as a rugby union player in the 1950s that his signing of a Halifax rugby league contract was televised live ...
Rugby League Books speaks exclusively to Scratching Shed Publishing on the eve of their new rugby league magazine ‘Forty-20’ hitting the shelves for the first time.
Only a select group of British rugby league personalities have been recognised with an honour from the Queen.
Tommy Sale has received a message of congratulations from RFL chairman Richard Lewis following the news that the 92-year-old has been awarded an MBE for his services to rugby league.
Welsh rugby great Garfield Owen has launched his authorised biography, A Welshman in Halifax, during a function at Halifax's Shay Stadium. Full back Owen played rugby...
Sometimes it is our earliest actions that most affect our future. Life-changing moments can be traced back to a throwaway conversation or a lightly-considered decision that reverberates during the years ...
We’ve all got them, locked away in the back of our mind somewhere.
This is the second part of John Stankevitch’s interview with Rugby League Books ahead of the release of his autobiography ‘Being John Stankevitch’. You can read the first part here.
Leeds Rhinos ace Keith Senior has revealed how “proud” he is of his upcoming autobiography The Bald Truth.
John Stankevitch was only 25 when a serious shoulder injury forced his retirement from professional rugby league.
News reaches Rugby League Books of the launch of Phil Hodgson’s latest book 20 Legends: Castleford Rugby League.
Rugby league authors Ray French, Tony Hannan, Dave Hadfield, Tony Collins and Phil Caplan will all talk at the Leigh and Wigan Words Together Literary Festival, it has been confirmed.
Anthony Sullivan has returned to Rugby League and will take over as coach of the England Women’s side.
No Sand Dunes in Featherstone is a wonderful collection of nostalgia for those old enough to remember some of the moments recalled.
News reaches Rugby League Books that former Great Britain centre Keith Senior is writing an autobiography due for publication in September 2011.
Often described as the world’s most famous rugby league club, tales of glory litter Wigan’s past.
Anybody searching for a rugby league book that combines emotion, nostalgia and dignity can stop looking now.
Bradford Bulls – or Bradford Northern, for readers of a certain age – is one of the most famous clubs in British rugby league.
Welsh rugby league author Ian Golden has predicted a bright future for the sport as all 14 Engage Super League teams head to Cardiff for Millennium Magic.
Over the coming weeks and months, we’ll be working our way through rugby league’s major clubs to produce lists of books that might interest the club’s fans.