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"The Climbing Essays"
by Jim Perrin
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Publisher's Book Description
"Long recognised as one of Britain's finest mountain writers,
this collection brings together the best of Jim Perrin's essays
and articles on climbing. Perrin has selected these from four
decades of describing and commenting on the experience of rock-climbing
and the characters of the climbing community and includes rare,
uncollected pieces, substantial new essays, ones that have been
long out of print, and a lengthy and frank autobiographical
introduction from one of the wild and subversive cult and grassroots
figures of the British sport."
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Publisher's Author Description
"Jim Perrin is Britain's finest mountaineering and outdoor writer
with regular, outstanding features in the Daily Telegraph, Climber
and TGO. His 1985 biography of Menlove Edwards (Menlove) won
the Boardman Tasker award and The Villain, a portrait of Don
Whillans, was recently published to critical acclaim. "
Jim Perrin's Wikipedia Entry
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Book Details
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Publisher
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The In Pinn Imprint, Neil Wilson Publishing, Glasgow, UK
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Year
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2003
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Hardback Pages
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320
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ISBN
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10-1903238471, 13-978-190323847
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