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Odd Man Out: Jeff Commings' book

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That Guy mentioned it in another thread, but I thought this deserved a thread of its own. Also I know Jeff won't come on here and promote his own book, so someone else has to! Here's a link to the announcement on the Swimming World website: www.swimmingworldmagazine.com/.../24155.asp Congrats, Jeff! I look forward to reading the book.
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  • Congrats on the book Jeff...how are we going to get hand signed copies? When they make the movie, remember the forumites for walk-on roles...or would that be swim-on? :D BOOK SIGNING! GET YOUR COPY OF THE GROUNDBREAKING NEW AUTOBIOGRAPHY ODD MAN OUT, PERSONALLY SIGNED BY MASTERS WORLD RECORD HOLDER JEFF COMMINGS! In Odd Man Out, Jeff writes about his teenage years and most of his 20s, when he was afraid to live openly as a gay man among friends and family. Though he was a member of several USA Swimming national teams and competed in two Olympic Trials, his fear of rejection from those he loved and respected severely affected his life socially and athletically. His redemption in his 30s enabled him to become a successful Masters swimmer – and a more content person. MEET THE AUTHOR! NOON SUNDAY, JUNE 6 DOTTIE BOREYKO/BROPHY SPORTS CAMPUS 2902 EAST CAMPBELL ROAD, PHOENIX COPIES AVAILABLE FOR $20 AT THE EVENT ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE AT DOLPHINSOFTHEDESERT.COM AND AMAZON.COM FOR $20
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  • Congrats on the book Jeff...how are we going to get hand signed copies? When they make the movie, remember the forumites for walk-on roles...or would that be swim-on? :D BOOK SIGNING! GET YOUR COPY OF THE GROUNDBREAKING NEW AUTOBIOGRAPHY ODD MAN OUT, PERSONALLY SIGNED BY MASTERS WORLD RECORD HOLDER JEFF COMMINGS! In Odd Man Out, Jeff writes about his teenage years and most of his 20s, when he was afraid to live openly as a gay man among friends and family. Though he was a member of several USA Swimming national teams and competed in two Olympic Trials, his fear of rejection from those he loved and respected severely affected his life socially and athletically. His redemption in his 30s enabled him to become a successful Masters swimmer – and a more content person. MEET THE AUTHOR! NOON SUNDAY, JUNE 6 DOTTIE BOREYKO/BROPHY SPORTS CAMPUS 2902 EAST CAMPBELL ROAD, PHOENIX COPIES AVAILABLE FOR $20 AT THE EVENT ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE AT DOLPHINSOFTHEDESERT.COM AND AMAZON.COM FOR $20
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