• David Kiley’s ‘Wheel Head’ Memoir Is a Wild Ride Through Para Sport History

    Author David Kiley is on the right side of the image with his arms folded standing next to a colleague

    Wheel Head: The Wheel Print of David Kiley, a memoir from authors Kiley (right) and Miles Thompson, avoids the standard trajectory of para sport memoirs. | Photo courtesy of David Kiley

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    Last Updated: December 7, 2025

    Tags: Featured Special Project, Sports

    Dave Kiley isn’t particularly interested in being your inspiration. How do I know? I’ve read his book.  Kiley and Miles Thompson’s Wheel Head: The Wheel Print of David Kiley is the exact opposite of the typical inspirational story, and avoids the standard trajectory of para sport memoirs. In fact, it takes those tropes and...

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