Katie Arnold
Writer at Penguin Random House (US)
BRIEF FLASHINGS IN THE PHENOMENAL WORLD, 2024. RUNNING HOME memoir; bylines @Outsidemagazine, @NYT @WSJ. Leadville 100 champ. Reader, writer, wild runner.
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5 days ago |
audible.com | Seth Hartman |Rich Roll |Dean Karnazes |Katie Arnold
Running can be an arduous task, especially for those who are new to the sport. It can also be a life-giving force for those who are already more involved in the running community. Either way, it’s one of the best athletic ventures to couple with a great audiobook. Listening to the inspirational stories of other runners can be just what you need to push through a difficult jog or set a new personal record.
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Feb 7, 2025 |
katiearnoldauthor.substack.com | Katie Arnold
work in process has been under the weather this week, so I’m going to take my own advice: Don’t ask for permission or wait for someone to come knocking. Say the thing you need to say. In that spirit—and in protest of this week’s heartless equity + care cuts and for ALL the girls out there, listen up bitches: Here’s a teaser from my forthcoming book, How to Disappear. The MenThe men at work were divided into two groups: the safe ones and the threatening ones.
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Nov 2, 2024 |
katiearnoldauthor.substack.com | Katie Arnold
A couple of days ago, I had a birthday. I turned 53. That number looks alarmingly large when I write it here, but in truth, I’ve never been younger. I don’t mean I’ve never felt younger, though I do feel young. My body’s not as creaky as it was a year ago. My running’s more fluid, and I can almost walk the length of our 30-foot slack line without falling off. In August, I rode my mountain bike 100 miles at over 10,000 feet and woke up the next morning and could almost have done it again.
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Oct 12, 2024 |
mindbodygreen.com | Katie Arnold
Image by Milles Studio / StocksyOctober 12, 2024In 2016, I fell out of a raft and badly injured my leg. It was our first day of a six-day wilderness trip down Idaho's remote Middle Fork of the Salmon River. For the next five days, my husband and I navigated 100 major rapids in 100 miles with a leg that couldn't bear weight. When at last we got out safely, I learned my leg was broken and I'd have to have surgery.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
katiearnoldauthor.substack.com | Katie Arnold
Last weekend, I went to my high school reunion. There are more glamorous places to grow up than suburban New Jersey, but few that are so normal and real, and, in such a basic way, good. New Jersey gets a bad rap for being a polluted, industrial snarl of highways and factories, but except for the nefarious wasteland near Newark airport, it’s surprisingly pretty, practically bucolic.
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WHICH KIND OF MAN WERE YOU? new post up on substack -- more timely now than ever. https://t.co/jk9GEth7nu https://t.co/spvaVIpCI5
Listen I’m just going to say it cuz this is what we do now: I’m in LA narrating the audiobook of Brief Flashings in the Phenomenal world and it’s REALLY good—the book not just the narration. I kind of don’t know how I made it. No one ever sees my post anymore so it’s unlikely
RT @jhalifax: The nation is shattered Mountains and rivers remain... Du Fu (mid Tang Dynasty)
