Kilómetros infinitos : Autismo, ultradistancia y la carrera más exigente del mundo

Endless Kilometers is an intense and luminous narrative in which David Lladó intertwines two parallel journeys: that of a runner facing the Spartathlon —246 km between Athens and Sparta, one of the world's toughest races— and that of a man who, at forty-nine, receives an autism diagnosis. With precise and emotive prose, the author transforms running into a metaphor for identity and inner strength: running is not escaping, but inhabiting the body, ordering the world. The road to Sparta —routine, focus, silence, endurance— ultimately becomes an intimate roadmap for embracing difference without fear. It is not a running manual or a self-help book: it is autobiography, philosophy, and adventure. A book for readers seeking real, profound, and transformative stories.