Review
`Christopher McDougall is talking evolution and preaching a revolution... His book is already a sensation...a rollicking tale well told'
--The Times
`A sensation... a rollicking tale well told.' --Rick Broadbent, The Times
`If you're a runner, you probably won't reach the end of the first chapter without bolting out for a run.' --Leeds Guide
`Fascinating stuff, particularly for anyone who's ever been frustrated by the apparently shoddy mechanics of their own running body.' --Victoria Moore, Daily Mail
`Part how-to manual, part scientific treatise... ripping yarn that will inspire everyone who reads it to think on their feet.' --Simon Redfern, Independent on Sunday
`Good books about running are rare, but this ranks among the strongest.' --Sunday Business Post
`If you're a runner, you'll love it. It's about how far we can go spiritually and physically.' -- Actress Kate Hudson in Elle
`Inspiring stuff' --Elle
--The Times
`A sensation... a rollicking tale well told.' --Rick Broadbent, The Times
`If you're a runner, you probably won't reach the end of the first chapter without bolting out for a run.' --Leeds Guide
`Fascinating stuff, particularly for anyone who's ever been frustrated by the apparently shoddy mechanics of their own running body.' --Victoria Moore, Daily Mail
`Part how-to manual, part scientific treatise... ripping yarn that will inspire everyone who reads it to think on their feet.' --Simon Redfern, Independent on Sunday
`Good books about running are rare, but this ranks among the strongest.' --Sunday Business Post
`If you're a runner, you'll love it. It's about how far we can go spiritually and physically.' -- Actress Kate Hudson in Elle
`Inspiring stuff' --Elle
Review
"'A fascinating and inspiring true adventure story... destined to become a classic.' Ranulph Fiennes New York Times bestseller and word of mouth sensation 'Quite simply the best book you'll ever read about running - it's brilliant, and brilliantly life-affirming.' Lloyd Bradley, author of The Rough Guide to Running 'A classic... in ultrarunners McDougall uncovers a tribe worthy of the pioneering drifters that fired the American spirit, and in McDougall ultrarunners have found their own Kerouac or Krakauer.' Tim Butcher, author of Blood River 'Reaches the state of bliss that runners very occasionally experience in the midst of an endless run.' Simon Kuper, FT"
