Character and Fate: Eight Essays on Climbing and the Mountain Life
Ed Douglas
An award-winning writer, Ed Douglas explores diverse aspects of the urge to climb in these eight essays. In addition to analysing the way his climbing partner Nick Colton dealt with a failed attempt to conquer Annapurna III, he explores issues such as Toni Egger’s death and the risks of the mountaineering mentality, before looking at the impact the pursuit has on communities in the developing world.
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