Has Jericho mentioned anything about a second book?
 

The first was awesome but it ends on his wwe debut. He could easily make a second book about his wwe career.

Chris Jericho has confirmed the release of a second book via Lance Storm's official website, StormWrestling.com. Jericho wrote an article on Storm's website regarding his book and the reaction to it thus far. Jericho said the first book left the book open for a sequel because the first one only focuses on the stage in his life in which he is trying to achieve his dream of joining WWE. Once he got to WWE, that stage in his life was over. He has signed a new book deal for the second book with Grand Central. The second book will be called "Undisputed Attitude," which as you would imagine, will be an indepth look into his WWE tenure. The second book will be released in the fall of 2009. Jericho said, "It also left the door open to a sequel, for which a deal has just been signed with Grand Central. Look for �UNDISPUTED ATTITUDE� to hit bookstores in the fall of 2009!"

http://www.lordsofpain.net/news/2008...1204326093.php

Sorry, an update, haven't noticed at first.

Chris Jericho announced on his Twitter account that he is "on schedule" to release his second book in the fall of 2010.

"Just had a great conversation with my publisher about my new book," Jericho wrote.

He released his first book, A Lion's Tale: Around the World in Spandex, in October 2007 through Grand Central Publishing, an independent publisher. Considering his first book concluded with his verbal showdown with The Rock in his WWE debut in 1999, his second book will likely cover his tenure in the company. According to a follow-up tweet, the book has been tentatively titled Undisputed Attitude.

http://www.wrestlingrevealed.com/new...s-second-book/

forget the book

we need the DVD set

Jericho's book is quite possibly the best book I've ever read. Ever!

His second book will be awesome. So long as it isn't all 'WWE Bookz' approved etc.

No, we need both. A Lion's Tale was one of the best Wrestler biographies I've ever read.

He shouldn't call it 'Undisputed Attitude'.

'Best In The World At What I Do' would be just fine.

People might think it's a wolverine biography then.

To be honest, there was a lot of WWE ass-kissing in Lion's Tale. I didn't find it bad or anything (it's my favorite book), just saying that it can't be any worse than that.

To be fair WWE has always treated jericho pretty well.

Oh I agree, but how somethings came off it was almost like "I don't want to burn bridges so I'll be overly complimentary of them". Not saying that was his intention, just that it's how I saw parts of the book.