I Should Be Dead By Now: The Wild Life and Crazy Times of the NBA's Greatest Rebounder of Modern Times

This was a side of Dennis I rarely read or heard about. In this memoir about his struggle with alcohol, Dennis gets extremely vulnerable. In true Rodman fashion, he doesn’t water anything down, or gloss over it. It is what it is, and he doesn’t care if it offends you or makes him look bad. I enjoyed this book more than Bad As I Wanna Be.

The first three quarters of the book was very good but then it became repetitious. What was the best part was that dennis wasn't a nut but being himself. And I'm so glad he's alcohol free

A friend recommended this book...it was not one that I would normally read because I thought it would focus mostly on basketball...boy was I surprised, it WOWED me!!!!

Dennis Rodman is a great basketball player, he literally changed the game, and pop cultural simultaneously! This is a great read. Discussing his views of the NBA, his relationships, his family, his struggles with alcohol, and his unconventional fame. It is a comeback story, filled with very funny drunken stories, and the will and desire he has to overcome it. Idk if he'll ever make it back into the nba, but if that is what he wants to do I think he deserves a shot! And you all deserve to read this book!!!

If you read one of his books you've read them all. Can't help but join him in his love-hate relationship with himself.

Rodman's first book is still the best, but this is a good second option for any Worm fan. I'd buy again.

A book with a few good stories but no real point or flow - ,the entire last half of the book with Rodman rambling and whining should be burned,

Won't get that time back!

Interesting to read Rodmans side of things and difficult to believe he lived this way and as the title suggest is still alive

Dennis Rodman, what can I say... A character to say the least, so his stories will keep you entertained time after time! A great read for any non boring person!

Interesting read.