Like the Wind #45
200 x 255 mm, 131 pages
London, UK
Quarterly
Co-founders: Simon Freeman & Julie Freeman Kummer
Editor: Simon Freeman
Creative director: Alex Murphy
Like the Wind brings together stories for, by, and about people who run. This isn't a magazine about how to run; but why. The perfect place for those looking for community and a little inspiration to lace up their shoes; whether for the first time or just the first time in a while.
Find words by Zoë Rom about how the abrupt climate change effects the way we interact with sports, from global warming impacting the quality of ski slopes to air pollution and wildfire outbreaks concerning both nature and city marathons. Rachel Taylor writes about the magic and memories within the historical places we run; Seventeen-year-old Tashi Tsering Sherpa talks about his experience running his first Everest marathon, plus more poetry, world-wide stories and illustrations.