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New memoir from winner of ’82 marathon

By Mark Shanahan and Meredith Goldstein

 |  Globe Staff  

  April 16, 2012

Athlete Alberto Salazar , who won the Boston Marathon in 1982, was at the Boston Public Library on Sunday to discuss his new memoir, “14 Minutes,’’ which is named after the 14 minutes he was clinically dead after suffering a heart attack in 2007. Salazar, who appeared at the library with his “14 Minutes’’ co-author, John Brant , is also one of two subjects in the Brant’s book “Duel in the Sun,’’ which followed Salazar

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