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In ""The""""Road Less Taken,"" Kathryn Bertine takes readers through her journey of striving to become a professional cyclist in her mid-30s. Her essays explore the twists and turns on life's unexpected roads via bicycle, but also the larger meaning of what it means to heed one's inner compass and search for a personal true north. With her signature wit and humor Bertine's essays travel far beyond the bike lane, resonating with anyone who has ever dared to try and turn their dreams into a reality.

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Kathryn BertineAthletics have been a constant in Bertine's life since childhood. She is a former Division I rower for Colgate University, a pro figure skater, and pro triathletewhich eventually lead to the beginning of her road cycling career in 2007. Off the bike, she is a journalist and author of two sports memoirs (All The Sundays Yet to Comeand As Good As Gold), and wrote the ""So You Wanna Be an Olympian?"" column for ESPN and the ""Riding with the Pros"" column for espnW, where she also worked as senior editor in 2011. As an advocate for equality in women's sports, Bertine started the movement of Le Tour Entier with fellow athletes Emma Pooley, Marianne Vos & Chrissie Wellington in an effort to bring parity to women's professional road cycling, starting with the Tour de France. Her film, HALF THE ROAD: The passion, pitfalls and power of women's professional cycling is her first documentary. You can follow her on Twitter at @kathrynbertine and @halftheroad and @letourentier

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