Shane Williams has spent almost a decade thrilling the rugby world with his evasive running skills and a box of tricks that has left the best defenses grasping thin air, disproving the notion that size matters in modern professional rugby. He's been called the little wizard, the artful dodger, and a whole host of other superlatives, but wherever Williams has played, the crowd have been on the edge of their seats. When he entered his 20s, Williams looked set for a life of relative obscurity playing scrum half for his local side, Amman United. All that was to change, however, when he was plucked from nowhere by then Neath coach Lyn Jones, and his rise to become Wales's most dangerous strike runner was meteoric. Following his international debut at 21, Williams lit up Wales’s 2003 World Cup campaign, toured with the British Lions to New Zealand in 2005, and went on to become an integral part of the Grand Slam-winning Wales side of 2005 and 2008. In Shane, Williams reveals the inside story of his incredible rugby career so far, the personal trials that have come with success, and how he has managed to defy the odds to become a living Welsh rugby legend.