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Tag Archives: Why We Run
Why We Run paperback launched at Hull TEDx
Consider the following. You are hanging to the side of a vertical rock face having spent 10 days climbing 1200 metres straight up. It has taken 3 attempts to get this far, and there are 50 metres to the top, … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, TEDx
Tagged alien search, Andy Kirkpatrick, Antarctica, climbing, climbing accident, Cumbria, Dr Lewis Dartnell, Felicity Aston, Fell running, Hull, karen darke, large hadron collider, para-olympics, Psychovertical, TED, TEDx, TEDxHull, treadmill, Ways With Words festival, Why We Run, why we run paperback
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Meeting the Master
Every runner’s story starts somewhere. A New Year’s Resolution. A bet taken too far, or in Dean Karnazes’s case – ‘bad tequila’. The first time I ever heard of ultra-distance running as something more than an underground cult was in … Continue reading
Posted in dean karnazes
Tagged Dean Karnazes, James Adams, Run!, Running across America, Serpentine Running Club, Ultramarathon Man, Why We Run
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A Serpie in Seattle (and San Francisco and New York)
Until last Sunday, rather astonishingly, the last time I had run any serious distance outside the UK was over Christmas 2009 in France when I started to get back into running after 3 months with my feet up. However, since I … Continue reading
A Day of Reckoning
To mark the publication day of Why We Run: A Story of Obsession, below is an extract from the prologue, entitled ‘Lacing Up’. Christmas Day. The light from the west was sharp and watchful, a cusping breeze rose from the sea. … Continue reading
Posted in Book launch
Tagged Big Ben, Double London Marathon, robin harvey, Robin Harvie, running obsession, Why We Run
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The book gets launched in the Highlands!
The publicity tour for Why We Run began this weekend, even though the book is not out until next Thursday (14th, April). First there was a talk at the excellent Saffron Walden Festival which ended up being a free-for-all discussion … Continue reading
Why We Run: A Story of Obsession finally goes to press
It is nearly 18 months since I came back from the Spartathlon, a story that is recounted in the penultimate chapter of Why We Run, which is published in April. And yet the book only went to press last week. … Continue reading
Running London for the MIND charity
To celebrate the publication of my book, Why We Run, which comes out in time for the London Marathon next year, it seems only sensible that I booked myself a place at the start line on Blackheath on Sunday 17th April. Officially … Continue reading