Dom Harvey Knihy

How an overweight radio DJ got running, got skinny, kept running, survived a life-threatening tumour and fell in love with running marathons.

The narrative reflects on a childhood filled with the carefree and often reckless experiences of growing up in 1970s and 80s New Zealand. The author shares vivid memories of a time when safety standards were minimal, including the absence of seatbelts and bike helmets, and highlights the quirky norms of the era, such as mothers smoking during pregnancy. This memoir resonates with anyone who experienced similar childhood adventures, capturing both the nostalgia and the humor of a bygone era.

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