What I Talk About When I Talk About Running

Haruki Murakami is the author of the bestsellers "Norwegian Wood" and "A Wild Sheep Chase". In the book "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running", he reveals the secret of his productivity.

At 33, Murakami sold his jazz bar to pursue literature professionally. Instead of night shifts and 60 cigarettes a day, he now wakes up at dawn, goes for a run, and writes dozens of pages.

You will run with Murakami from Athens to Marathon under the blazing Greek sun and experience the "melancholy of the runner". This book is about the rhythm of life, self-acceptance, and the solitude that a creator needs. This book is a manifesto of resilience. It will inspire you to never give up and under no circumstances "switch to a walk".