Jeff Cann lives, works, writes, and runs in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. His essays and stories have appeared in the Gettysburg Times and Like the Wind magazine, as well as various blog sites dealing with the topics of mental health and running. Jeff is married with two children.

When he isn’t working, parenting or writing, he can be found hiking or running the wooded trails surrounding Gettysburg; instructing punk-infused indoor-cycle classes; or reading novels and biographical essays.

His first book of personal essays, Fragments – a memoir, was published in April 2016.

Other works can be found on the Post Archive tab of this website.

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Yeah? I’ll tell you where you can go…

The Boeskool: Cultural essays from what the author describes as a Christian perspective.
The Loop: Runner’s World’s public blog site. Running related stuff from people like me.
The Body’s Heated Speech: I’m not big on poetry, but my friend Brian Dean Powers knocks out some powerful stuff.
Sleeping on the Diagonal: Humorously random ruminations on single life.
Dumb Runner: Mark Remy’s tongue-in-cheek running commentary.
Undercrust: Written by me under my alter ego Charley Rider for over two years. Lots of content, but lots of broken links, too – sorry.