Off the top of my head, some good ones not posted yet
The Punch - John Feinstein, suprisingly great book about Kermit Washington and Rudy T.
The City Game - Pete Axthelm
Double Dunk - Bruce Beckham (the actual story of Earl The Goat Manigault)
and
Heaven is a Playground - Rick Telander
As you can see, Im into the books about the city game, so any recommendations about street ball would be appreciated.
Man I thought City Game was ok at best, and Double Dunk was terrible. Double Dunk has some good info if you want to know the real story of Earl Maniguault (quite different from the Rebound movie version), but I think it was just terribly written, it had no flow.
If you like books about streetball, I think
Asphalt Gods: An Oral History of the Rucker Tournament is a good book, one I would definitely recomend. It's written by Vincent Mallozzi who has contributed a few streetball pieces to
SLAM Magazine, so if you've ever read an article in
SLAM about Earl "The Goat" Manigault, Herman "Helicopter" Knowings, Joe "The Destroyer" Hammond, or Pee Wee Kirkland than Mallozzi probably wrote it, and his book is basically a larger, expanded collection of those stories. A great history on Rucker Park.