Run Oregon Bookshelf: The Incomplete Book of Running by Peter Sagal
Peter Sagal brings all the wit from his NPR show Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me and weaves that into the personal meaning running brings to many in…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Racing Heart
As a lifetime reader, and a runner for nearly is long, it’s funny to think that I rarely read books about running or runners. Whether…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Q & A with Running Out Author Dave Essinger
Note: If you haven’t yet read Running Out by Dave Essinger yet, you’ll probably want to do that before you read this Q & A…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Running Out by Dave Essinger
Run Oregon readers, I’ve found your next book. I really enjoyed “Running Out,” the first novel by Dave Essinger. His writing…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: The End of the World Running Club
I’d like to first let you know that this is not another book about zombies, so we can save the discussion for “fast zombies”…
What Run Oregon is Reading: Every. Single. Day: Unstoppable Wisdom From a Year of Running.
A running streak isn’t anything new, but Every. Single. Day: Unstoppable Wisdom From a Year of Running is the first book I’ve read…
Book Review: A Race Through the Greatest Running Stories available July 6
Books about running are refreshing. They offer a perspective on the sport and all the struggles and emotions that go with it completely…
Run Oregon Bookshelf: Wishing on My Father’s Star by Oregon runner Holly Hight
While I love to read, these day’s I’m more likely to be reading “The Day the Crayons Quit” or “Little Blue…
Grant High School Cross Country Coach Doug Winn writes the Quirkiest Running Book Ever
Run Oregon gets a lot of email – you’d be amazed how many people living in other countries want to write content for our website…
Run Oregon bookshelf: Grand Trail: A Magnificent Journey to the Heart of Ultrarunning and Racing
Portland-area runner Marya Van Metre read Grand Trail: A Magnificent Journey to the Heart of Ultrarunning and Racing by Alexis and Frédéric…