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As part of the release weekend of The French, tennis writer and author of Seeing Serena Gerald Marzorati talked with International Tennis Hall of Fame’s Doug Stark.

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Join Now Sign In Gerald Marzorati was the editor of The New York Times Magazine from 2003-2010. He previously worked as an editor at Harper’s magazine and The New Yorker. He is the author of Seeing Serena, Late to the Ball, and A Painter of Darkness, and his writing about tennis has appeared in The New York Times and on NewYorker.com. (Photo: Kathy Ryan.)

Douglas Stark has been the Museum Director of the International Tennis Hall of Fame since June 2008. He is the author of several basketball books, the co-author of  2011’s Tennis and the Newport Casino, a regular writer and speaker on the subjects of sports history and museum practices, and serves as a consultant to two sports museums that are currently under development.