Rezension: Paul Collicutt: “The Murder Mile”

Paul Collicutt’s story is set in Arizona, 1954, in the world of middle-distance running, and comes with a short foreword by Steve Ovett.A beautifully illustrated detective story that unfolds alongside the race to break the four-minute mile.

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