Although a work of fiction, Willis B. McCarthy’s novel “100 Miles to Destiny” offers an insight into the minds of athletes as they compete at the Olympics. The reader is also treated to a behind-the-scenes look at the organization of an international event. The setting of the story is the XXIII Olympiad of 1984 held in Los Angeles and the event is a 100-mile run. There will likely never be any such race at the Olympics, but the author cleverly chooses one of the most prestigious ultra running courses for his tale; the famed Western States Trail in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains from Squaw Valley to Auburn in California.
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