Since the turn of the millennium, when Kilkenny established itself as the dominant force in hurling, one man has stood out from a remarkable group of players- Henry Shefflin. Now generally regarded as one of the greatest players of all time, Shefflin has ten All-Stars and eight All-Ireland medals - but beneath the surface image of calm efficiency and effortless genius, his hurling life has included its share of bitter disappointments, agonizing injuries and intense rivalries. Now, in what will be an essential read, Shefflin tells his own story.