Let Me Sum Up

I’m Mark Remy, a versatile writer and editor with a knack for humor and deep roots in print and digital. I’ve worked everywhere from small-town newsrooms to national consumer magazines. I work fast, prize clarity, and do the Sunday Times crossword in ink, as nature intended. Learn more here.

As Seen In The New Yorker!

Read my latest contribution to The New Yorker's Shouts & Murmurs column, “What Can I Recycle?” (To see all of my New Yorker work, go here.)

Their Words, Not Mine

"Mark was so much fun to be around. His presentation was a huge success—informative yet funny—and had everyone laughing."—Trish Beatty, Twin City Track Club, Winston-Salem, North Carolina

"Downright hilarious. This is probably the best gift book for runners ever written." —Competitor.com, on Runners of North America—A Definitive Guide to the Species

"It's funny, entertaining, easy to read, truthful, insightful. Most important of all, it makes you want to go for a run." —OregonLive.com, on The Runner's Rule Book

"He's kind of the Mo Rocca, Ira Glass, and Mark Twain (without the accent) of the running world." —AlwaysRunningForward.com

“Thanks for making me almost pee myself this morning with the Galloway comic.”—Shannon H., via email