Here's What Runner's World is Looking for in a Personal Essay
In the first and second installments of our popular Personal Essay Markets series, we told you about 30 diverse pubs eager for your true-life tales.
In part three, we’ve got 15 more venues to share. Here, a Runner’s World editor gives her advice for pitching the popular mag:
Runner’s World — “Life & Times”
These essays about a running-related experience are open to a wide variety of voices (humorous, reflective, sentimental, etc.). Examples include how running helped a young adult with disabilities feel just like everyone else and how running with a little dog helped an expat overcome her fear of a big city.
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