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Who do you all think the best running journalist is? Marc Bloom probably gets the nod. He writes for Runner's World and the New York Times. Lear made a name for himself with his two books. Parker Morse might be the online winner for fastwomen.com and runnersworld.com. What do you all think? This includes books,magazines, and online. |
| mr. woodman |
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Kenny Moore |
| chi town |
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Phil Hersh |
| Luke |
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I'd have to adamantly disagree on Hersh. I've never seen anything to suggest he's exceptional. |
| nippon marathon |
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The 'Rock, without a doubt. Mike Sandrock. |
| Willie B |
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Kenny Moore |
| methinks |
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I second the Sandrock motion |
| ONeill |
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What about Chris Lear? |
| Orville Atkins |
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Kenny Moore |
| Colorado Stats |
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I also vote for Kenny Moore. |
| dean moriarty |
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I love Hunter S. Thompson's columns on the Honolulu Marathon. Very funny. What a character! |
| skylon |
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John Parker and Sanrock. Parker pulls no punches, thus might not be a fave of editors who want everything sugar-coated. Haven't seen too much of his writings lately. |
| doped up |
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jere longman of the ny times is a fantastic journalist, not only track but other "marginalized" sports. elliot denman when he used to write for the asbury park press (n.j.) was good too. aside from the quality of his writings, he was respected enough to be the sports editor, and the a.p. press is a pretty large sized paper too. another jersey bias for me, but ed grant (or grant edwards as he was called too) single handedly keeps track in new jersey interesting. |
| DougC |
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Another vote for Kenny Moore |
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Toni Reavis |
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George Sheehan Jim Shapiro - Meditations from The Breakdown Lane and Ultramarathon Kenny Moore - Best Efforts Parker - "Once" and "And Then the Vulture Eats You" |
| gibb |
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Sandrock and Lear! |
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Scott Douglas |
| HRE |
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Another for Kenny Moore. |
| herb |
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Jim Lambert |