
A novelist reflects on running and writing
Haruki Murakami writes about how running has been part of his life for decades. He draws parallels between the discipline of running marathons and that of writing novels. The book is a memoir about habits, endurance and aging.
Runners and writers, and fans of Murakami.
A quiet, thoughtful read.
Nonfiction · Running · Writing · Discipline
180 pages · ≈ 5 h
Murakami himself.
Tokyo, Boston, Athens and other places where he has run.
A short memoir that links two solitary activities.
Calm, honest and reflective.