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Savage Arena

Savage Arena

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An astonishing book
Review: From Tasker's beginnings, starting to climb as a release from a seminary education, to a harrowing climax on K2, this book provides a compelling read. Told in a sparse and understated way, it nevertheless provides deep insights into what drove him to return again and again to the high mountains.

One of the all time classics.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: An astonishing book
Review: Savage Arena is the best climbing book I have read. This book combines thrilling adventures with Tasker's personal reflections on why he pursued this dangerous sport. The manuscript was delivered to his publisher before his departure for Everest, where he disappeared. I highly recommend this book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Outstanding Climbing Book
Review: Savage Arena is the best climbing book I have read. This book combines thrilling adventures with Tasker's personal reflections on why he pursued this dangerous sport. The manuscript was delivered to his publisher before his departure for Everest, where he disappeared. I highly recommend this book.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This is an excellent book by a seriouly driven individual
Review: This book describes the adventures of one of the most dedicated climbers ever. His drive is so strong that one knows that he will be either successful or dead. He was an accomplished leader in the climbing world and is now dead. Some talk the talk, he walked the walk. The text is blunt, honest and irresistible. I have lent my copy to many friends who have all enjoyed it.


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