Mikel Mause analyzes the writings of several famous and accomplished mountaineers. He explains and provides an insight for their reasoning, and their passion for the mountains.

The Untold Story of Tragedy and True Heroism on K2

Frank Wells and Dick Bass set out to be the first to scale the highest peaks of each continent.
For over 3o years it has been on our top 10 bestseller's list

"A Gripping, almost unbelievable story of survival."—The Sun-Herald (Australia)

The True Story of One Man's Survival, an adventure classic

A daring rescue high on the Teton Range

Mountaineering essays by some of the World's best women climbers of the 20th Century

A. H. Savage Landor headed North from Bombay, India into uncharted territory to explore the magnificent mountains and glacial rivers of Tibet, trying to reach the Province of Lhassa

Third volume of the Royal Robbins autobiography; The Golden Age

• A New York Times Best Seller

A dramatic, inspiring memoir by legendary rock climber Tommy Caldwell, the first person to free-climb the Dawn Wall of Yosemite’s El Capitan.

The Irressistible Lure of the World's Highest Peak

A personal history of Alex Honnold's, climbing super star, free solo of 'El Capitan's and a climbing life. I just read, only about 100 pages of this book and can categorically state that is the most revealing biography of any contemporary climber. I will read it and report my review, very soon. --- Gilberto d'Urso

The Philosophy of Mountaineering. A Great collection over essays from climbers from  around the World.