August 2017
April 2017
Patagonia presents Fishpeople featuring Lynne Cox and directed by Keith Malloy
FISHPEOPLE, a new documentary produced by Patagonia and directed by Keith Malloy, tells the stories of Lynne Cox and 5 other unique individuals whose lives have been transformed by the sea. The film focuses on Lynne’s amazing achievements, including her swim across the Bering Strait – she takes on challenges that push the limits of human endurance while bridging international borders and bringing people together.
September 2016
May 2016
May 2013
April 2008
December 2004
December 2003
Biography Magazine Profile
Lynne appears in a feature article in the December 2003 edition of Biography Magazine. An article by Greg Dutter – Taking the Plunge – Antarctic Swimmer Lynne Cox Braves the World’s Deadliest Waters – highlights both Lynne’s athletic accomplishments and how she endures extreme cold. Online editions of the publication are not available.
November 2003
Glamour Magazine Woman of the Year
Glamour Magazine celebrates Lynne’s melting the “ice curtain” by swimming between the United States and the Soviet Union.
February 2003
August 1999
August 1987
People Magazine Cook Strait Swim Story
Lynne Cox’s Brave Swim Across the Frigid Bering Strait Breaks the Ice with the Russians: Article about Lynne’s Bering Strait Swim by Jack Kelly.
May 1987
March 1975
Woman of The Year – L.A. Times
Los Angeles Times Woman of the Year – At age 17, Lynne was selected as one of the 10 outstanding women of the year.
February 1975
Featured in Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated’s Sam Moses, covers Lynne in his article “Courage Conquers a Cruel Sea.”
April 1974
Lynne Swims Nile River
Lynne was invited to compete in an international swimming race in the Nile River by the Egyptian government. The water was extremely polluted and during her training in the river Lynne became very sick. She competed in the race anyway and she passed out and was pulled from the water.
