Running Stories

March 25, 2021 / Wellbeing

Running Stories

Running Stories, a new book about why, where and how people run has just been published, and features Royston’s “Mr Ovary”. It has 88 short stories from people of all ages, speeds and backgrounds, each with a photograph of the writer, showing the diversity of people who run and the benefits they get from it.

All the money from sales is being donated to The Running Charity to support their work with homeless young people.

Running Stories is available on Amazon and from many other retailers including Waterstones, Hive and Blackwell’s for £8.99. The eBook is £5.99 on Amazon.

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Running Stories

Running Stories is available on Amazon and from many other retailers including Waterstones, Hive and Blackwell’s for £8.99. The eBook is £5.99 on Amazon.

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