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Like the wind is a quarterly magazine for runners by runners. In each issue they collect stories and experiences from around the UK and around the world.
From the publisher:
"Issue 45 of Like the Wind celebrates the rich and diverse world of running, from creative expression and community to the embodied joy of movement. It looks forward to the future of our sport as climate change affects runners worldwide - from cancelled races to heatwaves, but also a future being fought for by athletes, race directors and activists. As Zoë Rom puts it in her long-form article, "Despair is easy. Hope, on the other hand ... demands that we show up again and again and commit to action." Much like running itself.
Throughout 130 pages, illustrated in the signature Like the Wind style with bespoke artwork and photos, this issue captures the soul, dedication and spontaneity of runners around the globe. In this issue we run the Hood to Coast Relay as one of the 12 Olivias, explore ancient British borderlands, embrace the absurdity of a donut mile and find rhythm through haiku. As our editor Alex Roddie writes in the foreword: "I'll never tire of reading the stories of runners."