Like the Wind | Issue 39

In issue 39...

In 2014, when no one had heard of the super shoes and marathon queen Tigst Assefa was a young track star, Like the Wind published its first issue, bringing long-form, beautifully illustrated stories about running to a global audience.

Ten years later, Like the Wind celebrates its 10th anniversary.

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Like the Wind has always strived to tell the story of why we run and to represent running communities around the world. Issue 39 is no exception. Across 114 pages (on high-quality, FSC-approved paper), you’ll find stories such as:

• Gender-Based Violence: An in-depth investigation into the impact of gender-based violence on female runners in East Africa.
  
• LA street art: How street artist Junker teamed up with a Los Angeles running club.
  
• Scott Jenkins: Interview with the British Triple Crown rider.
  
• Stunning cityscapes: photographing Sheffield's post-industrial suburbs with the Urban Lycra Collective
  
• Fell-running: why one of the UK's oldest sports still holds a special place in the hearts of ultra-trail runners
  
• Young Dreams: Meet a teenage athlete determined to prove that marathons aren't just for the middle-aged.
  

Featuring stunning illustrations and beautiful photography, Like the Wind is more than a magazine: it's a quarterly album of running stories from around the world.