Paul C. Clerici
-author, writer
-race director, speaker
-runner
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AUTHOR, WRITER
Bestselling author and award-winning former newspaper editor and sports editor who has written Oregon Running Legend Steve Prefontaine (The History Press), the authorized biography Born to Coach: The Story of Bill Squires (Meyer + Meyer Sport Publisher), Images of Modern America: The Boston Marathon (THP), A History of the Falmouth Road Race (THP), Boston Marathon History by the Mile (THP), Chinese-language translated Journey of the Boston Marathon (Cheers Publishing, China), History of the Greater Boston Track Club (THP).
Journalist, newspaper editor, writer, reporter, and photographer for decades has written for and been published in the following media:
MAGAZINES - Boston College Chronicle, Bostoniano (Italian themed), Level Renner (running), Like the Wind (UK running), Marathon & Beyond, Meter (running), New England Patriots Weekly, New England Runner, North End Magazine (Italian themed), Orlando Attractions, Running Times, State Street Journal. NEWSPAPERS - Brockton Enterprise, Foxboro Reporter, Medfield Press, Patriot Ledger, Sampan (Chinese-English language), South Shore Senior News, Walpole Hometown Weekly, Walpole Times. WEBSITES/BLOGS - Recover Your Stride, RunBlogRun, Running Times, Strava, Tracksmith Journal.
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RUNNER, MARATHONER
Competes in nearly every running distance from the mile to the marathon - including two triathlons - and has won numerous Clydesdale and age-group category runner awards.
U.S. marathons include Boston (23 times); Cape Cod; Chicago; Flying Pig (Ohio); Hartford; Honolulu; Lake Placid; Marine Corps (D.C.); New York City; Philadelphia; Portland (Oregon); San Francisco; Sugarloaf (Maine); inaugural Walt Disney World Marathon (Florida); Walt Disney World Goofy's Race and a Half Challenge (half-marathon and marathon in two consecutive days).
Marathons outside the U.S. include Berlin (the week of the city's East/West Germany reunification); Dublin (Ireland); Montreal (Canada); Niagara Falls International (Buffalo, NY to Ontario, Canada) twice; World Clydesdale Championship at the Kingston Running Festival (Kingston upon Thames, England).
Personal best 3:41:04 (Montreal); personal slowest 7:16:42 (2012 Boston when it was 91 degrees as he reached Wellesley).
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RACE DIRECTOR, SPEAKER, MEDIA
Race director of the Camy 5K Run & David 5K Walk in Walpole, Mass.; speaker who delivers talks at libraries, historical societies, bookstores, running clubs, banquets, expos, book signings, meetings; media guest on TV (NECN, international broadcaster Voice of America, cable stations), radio (NPR, local and city stations); featured in media outlets including the Boston Globe, Cape Cod Times, Falmouth Magazine; recognized as historian with attributions in such publications as National Museum of the American Indian magazine and "When Running Made History" book by Roger Robinson; received documentary film credit for archival footage/assistance in "Boston: The Documentary" (LA Roma Films, 2017), “Free to Run” (Point/Yuzu/Eklektik, 2016).
PHOTO CAPTIONS
TOP - Paul Clerici profile page photo. (Photo by Paul Clerici); ABOVE, LEFT - Paul Clerici running in the Camy 5K Run & David 5K Walk. (Photo by Christine Lee); ABOVE - Boston Marathon Expo seminar, L-R, Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Larry Rawson, Paul Clerici, 1983 Boston winner Greg Meyer, four-time Boston winner Bill Rodgers, Boston Marathon race director Dave McGillivray, Greater Boston Track Club founder Jack McDonald. (Chris Tecce photo courtesy Paul Clerici)