Marathon Woman ® |
|||||||
Happy New Year!What a marvelous year it has a been, including being named a Hero of Running in the January 2012 issue of Runners World and also being inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame. I cannot thank you all enough for your support and affirmation. My best to you for a wonderful 2012! |
|||||||
![]() |
|||||||
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
|
|
![]() |
|||||
If you would like Kathrine to sign your copy, you can catch Kathrine and her book at other events listed on the calendar, or order below. Switzer first launched the hardcover edition of MARATHON WOMAN in April, 2007 on the occasion of her 40th Anniversary of her first running the Boston Marathon. In April, 2008, MARATHON WOMAN won the Billie Award for journalism for its inspiring portrayal of women in sports. Switzer first changed history in 1967 when she joined the then all-male Boston Marathon and finished, after being attacked by the race director and nearly thrown out. She went on to run 35 marathons, won the New York City Marathon and led the drive to get the women's marathon into the Olympic Games. As a leader, athlete and woman, Switzer continues to inspire people everywhere. She tells her story in MARATHON WOMAN.
MARATHON WOMAN review by Cool Running
Her book, Running and Walking for Women Over 40..the Road to Sanity and Vanity (St. Martin's Press) is a best seller in the United States and also New Zealand (HarperCollins Publishers). It is also published in Australia, Germany ("Laufen Und Walking", Rowohlt Publishers) and in Hungary ("Fuss es Gyalogoj, egyvenen Folul is Fiatalon", Magyaraa Konyvklub Publishers). Her articles have appeared in the New York Times, Washington Post, Parade, Women Today, Runners World, Running Times and other publications. (She likewise has been featured in many of these same publications and on numerous radio and TV shows, including Oprah, Today, Good Morning America, Tonight and Nightline.) Kathrine is currently at work on a book about her life and a concurrent history of women's running. In the future, she plans additional books on women's health, fitness and longevity, as well as the social and economic impact of women's sports. Click on any one of these links in you would like to order the book: International Versions of Kathrine's Book. Click on each edition for an enlargement.
|
|||||||