“He makes it look so simple,” Renowned novelist Joel Dicker in appreciation of Roger Federer’s simplicity and elegance

Joel Dicker and Roger Federer

Roger Federer is regarded as one of the greatest players around the world but has not been playing due to his injuries for a long time. But during the 100th-anniversary event of the Center Court at the All England Club, he desired to make it to the court one more time squashing all the questions regarding his retirement plans.

Federer will be seen playing next at the Laver Cup in Team Europe which starts in September. The Swiss champion has 20 Grand Slam titles and 103 ATP tour titles to his name. He showcases elegance on the court with his unique forehand shots, single-handed backhand shots, and some unbelievable drop-shots which are hard to imagine for any player.

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“Roger Federer is the definition of simplicity”: Joel Dicker

Joel Dicker, the famous novelist, best known for his trilogy of books — ‘The Truth About the Harry Quebert Case’, ‘The Baltimore Book’, and ‘The Alaska Sanders Case’, recently spoke about how he draws inspiration from the legends like Roger Federer and Michael Jordan about being simple and connect with his readers. He said “When I see great athletes like Michael Jordan or Roger Federer, I have the impression that what they do is simple and then I take the racket and all the balls go into the net. At least for me, it is really an art and a great job to make the writing very readable for the reader. In literature, simplicity requires a lot of work and the success of simplicity appears when the reader believes that he could also do it“.

He further spoke about how literature as a profession has changed him completely as a person adding new experiences each day. He added “I write because literature allows me to get out of my own life and experience many lives in it, and that for me is very strong and important. In that sense, literature makes us somewhat invincible. I write because literature allows me to get out of my own life and experience many lives in it and that for me is very strong and important. In that sense, literature makes us somewhat invincible. “

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