When American writer and photographer Bill Hayes began researching his latest book a decade ago, little did he know the twists and turns and the parts of the world it would take him to.
Sweat: The History of Exercise charts writer Bill’s course through the gymnasiums of ancient Greece and Rome, to the rare book section of a New York library, and even had him run around naked except for his shoes!
The result is part memoir, part historical crime novel, part training.
Sweat: The History of Exercise is published by Bloomsbury.
Invited:
bill Hayes, writer, photographer, and former partner of the late neurologist Oliver Sacks.
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