Night Games: A Journey to the Dark Side of Sport - Tapa blanda

"This is powerful, important writing, and Krien shows her workings throughout" (Tim Lewis Observer)

"Haunting ... arresting... devastating. A challenging, necessary assault on misogynistic "jock culture". Its arrival in Britain could hardly be more appositely timed in light of the Ched Evans case" (The Times)

"Jaw-dropping ... illuminating. Krien shines a light inside the locker room and beyond." (Sport Magazine)

"It is a challenging, sometimes jarring but necessary assault on misogynistic “jock culture”" (Matt Dickinson The Times)

"Extraordinary and necessary... Though it’s an Australian story, it’s relevant to all countries with testosterone-fuelled professional team sports that apparently encourage a sense of sexual entitlement" (Chris Maume Independent)

"Krien finds no neat answers in Night Games, only grey areas, but it is the wisdom and balance of her writing that capitvates" (Simon Briggs Daily Telegraph)

"Sobering and necessary" (Ben East Metro)

"For every superstar, club CEO, boundary rider, bar-propper and park footballer, it should be mandatory reading." (Sunday Age)

"[Krien] writes honestly and brilliantly. Night Games is a book that was begging to be written. Readers should exult that Krien got there first." (Big Issue)

"One of the most incredible works of investigative non-fiction that I have ever read. Krien is nuanced and fiercely intelligent and every paragraph is addictive." (Readings Monthly)

*Winner of the William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award 2014*

What does a sportsman do to cut loose? At night, some play what they think of as pranks, or games. Night games with women. In the closely-knit world of top-level sport, what happens when the bonds that join teammates on the pitch twist into something darker after the final whistle?

Night Games follows the rape trial of a young footballer. It is both a real-life courtroom drama and an exemplary piece of investigative journalism. Fearlessly and without prejudice, Anna Krien shines a light into the darkest recesses of sports culture.