Steve Davis writes snooker memoir and nonfiction with a dry, self-aware perspective on competition and his own public image. Interesting: My Autobiography traces his rise under manager Barry Hearn, dominance of professional snooker in the 1980s and the changing culture of the sport, while other books address snooker technique and his interests beyond the table. Davis is analytical about preparation and match play but often undercuts sporting seriousness with humour. The clearest discovery routes are snooker history, sports memoir and accounts of sustained elite performance. Read more Less