The fourth episode of Outlaw, our podcast, is out, and this time it is about books. And these are just some of the books we liked, because more than 50′ was nowhere near enough to say them all.
“Did you say FIFTY MINUTES?”
Yes, because many people in our group have complained that the half-hour episodes are too short and not enough for a run-out. So from now on, the episodes will be longer (between 45 and 60 minutes).
But back to the books! Everyone has his or her “favorites” and will fight to the death to let everyone know that those are the most beautiful books in the world (and those who disagree don’t understand anything). We know it is so: we are all literary critics, it is a fact. Therefore, specification is in order: these are just some of the books we like. And if someone is left out, it doesn’t mean they are any less beautiful.
Today’s episode and book list.
[SPOILER ALERT!] For utility, I leave you here-after the player to listen to the episode-the list of titles we named in this episode.
Listen to “Episode 4: Running Books” on Spreaker.
Here is the list of books (and the playlist with Murakami’s vinyl collection)
Haruki Murakami – The Art of Running
Haruki Murakami – Playlist with vinyl collection.
Stefano Baldini – Those who run
Stefano Baldini – Marathon for all
Fulvio Massini – Running Types.
Fulvio Massini – Let’s go for a run
Scott Jurek – Eat & run
Christopher McDougall – Born to Run
Lorenzo Maria Dell’Uva – The Endless Race
Folco Terzani and Michele Graglia – Ultra
Tiziano Terzani – A Soothsayer Told Me.
Francis Frank Lotta – Return to the wilderness
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