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The Race: The Race
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The Race: The Race

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Five professional runners go to a beautiful high altitude village to train for an upcoming race. Circumstance pits the strong, local village runners of this utopian hideaway with the visitors. What starts as a friendly competition turns into race with complicated outcomes. Do they dishonor their hosts by racing to win? Or do they lose and disgrace themselves? This is a story of redemption, honor and four races, three in the physical world and one in the mind, where winning and losing collide to pose the question - when is winning a loss, and its obverse - when is losing a victory?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dilip Keshu
Country
United States
Date
7 January 2016
Pages
72
ISBN
9780979652592

Five professional runners go to a beautiful high altitude village to train for an upcoming race. Circumstance pits the strong, local village runners of this utopian hideaway with the visitors. What starts as a friendly competition turns into race with complicated outcomes. Do they dishonor their hosts by racing to win? Or do they lose and disgrace themselves? This is a story of redemption, honor and four races, three in the physical world and one in the mind, where winning and losing collide to pose the question - when is winning a loss, and its obverse - when is losing a victory?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Dilip Keshu
Country
United States
Date
7 January 2016
Pages
72
ISBN
9780979652592