Everest Mountain Without Mercy

Everest Mountain Without Mercy by Broughton Coburn, published by National Geographic Books in 2015, is a revised edition that spans 224 pages in English. This book explores the harrowing events of the May 1996 climbing season on Mount Everest, a period marked by both terror and triumph. It recounts the experiences of a courageous photographic team who faced significant hazards while playing a crucial role in a rescue effort, documenting the challenges and dangers encountered on the mountain.
Readers will find a detailed narrative that not only captures the essence of the climbing season but also includes updates such as portraits of survivors and a timeline of subsequent climbing events on Everest up to 2014. The edition features new panoramic photography, enhancing the visual experience of the story. Topics such as mountaineering, nature, and adventure are woven throughout, providing context to the events that unfolded during this infamous climbing season.
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The terror and triumph of the May 1996 climbing season on Mount Everest will go down in infamy. Made famous by Jon Krakauer’s bestseller Into Thin Air and recounted in David Breashears’s gripping IMAX film, the story is relayed in National Geographic’s gripping volume, updated with brilliant new panoramic photography. Written in suspenseful detail, the book documents how a courageous photographic team, facing hazards of their own, became an essential part of a rescue effort that brought some–but not all–of their companions down from the mountain alive. Added to the classic main text are fascinating updates: brief portraits of those who lived through the tragedy; a time line of subsequent climbing events on Everest, up to 2014; and never-before-published detailed panoramics of Everest and the Himalaya.
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