Editor of Marathon & Beyond from its founding in 1997 to its final issue in 2015. Wrote the magazine's editorial in nearly every issue, plus features, race profiles, and book reviews. Author of "Running Past 50", "Making the Marathon Your Event", and ten other books.
Book ’Em, Dick-O July 20014 min Editorial BOOK ‘EM, DICK-O When I was akid, summer was a planet unto itself, stretching in all directions beyond the horizons, bounded by nothing…
Editorial: July/August 2001 July 20012 min July/August 2001 Volume 5, Number 4 Editor: Richard Benyo Publisher: Jan Colarusso Seeley Copyediting: John Wentworth Proofreading: Erin Cler Interior Design & Layout: Judy…
Editorial: January/February 2000 January 20009 min Why Wait for Your Second Wind? You train your other muscles, why not your lung muscles? PowerLung is designed to do just that. It…
Editorial: July/August 2002 July 20026 min Bernd Heinrich’s book Racing the Antelope: What Animals Can Teach Us About Running and Life has received a great deal of attention, as it…
Editorial: May/June 2002 May 20024 min On THE Road WITH Ellen McCurtin SEE JULIA RUN Julia Kirtland won the women’s national marathon championship in February 1997 when she was 31…
Editorial: September/October 2000 September 20003 min […] the beauty of the sport. You can typically find a marathon to run that’s within easy driving distance of the front door. And…
Way Down Under May 20024 min Editorial WAY DOWN UNDER Well, there goes the neighborhood. For decades we’ve rhapsodized about how running is the most elemental but varied of all…
Editorial: November/December 1999 November 19991 min Made of 100% Supplex—a lightweight, fast-drying, wind-blocking fabric that’s cottony soft to the touch. Great for Event Give-Aways Windshirt prices competitive to T-Shirts Best…
Editorial: September/October 1999 September 19992 min […] ers such as Arthur Lydiard, Hal Higdon, Joe Henderson, Bob Glover, and others; and the increasing number of certified coaches being turned out…
Editorial: May/June 2001 May 20018 min We want to be recognized for merely existing, a by-product of the mania for bestowing self-esteem like pollen on a spring wind. And this…
