The Day I Became a Runner
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Sohini Chattopadhyay
The Day I Became a Runner explores the stories of female runners in India, looking closely at eight athletes, including star hockey players and the first Indian-origin woman at the 1940 Olympics, and relaying anecdotes about how they navigated social and economic barriers.
Harper Collins, Rs 599, 364 pages
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