Living Philosophy Podcast—my conversation with Dr. Todd Mei
Thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Dr. Todd Mei for his “Living Philosophy” podcast. He got me talking about history, writing, adventure, and t...
Posts related to climbing and my book, ENDURING PATAGONIA
Thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Dr. Todd Mei for his “Living Philosophy” podcast. He got me talking about history, writing, adventure, and t...
My review of "Valley Walls: A Memoir of Climbing & Living in Yosemite" by Glen Denny, in today's WSJ: Congealed bloodstains dripping down the sides of a fl...
I’ve been threatening to write this story for 12 years… Sundance Shenanigans: The Best Piece of Writing Advice I have Ever Given
It's a story I wish I'd never had to write, but here it is, "Life Interrupted," about hardman, family man, and all around great guy Ryan Jennings. By the time w...
Thrilled to see Enduring Patagonia featured in "The Sharp End," Katie Ives' editorial, right at the beginning of the new issue of Alpinist (No. 54)
I'm delighted to see Enduring Patagonia on TheCultureTrip's list of The Ten Best Books About Argentina and deeply honored to be on a list with Cortázar, Chatwin...
Alex Honnold is probably the most interesting climber active in the world today. Here’s “Free Spirit,” my review of Honnold’s new book A...
"An almost unknown country, at the southern extremity of South America..." Or so said The New York Herald--in 1848!
In honor of the nuclear deal just struck with Iran, I've made my eStory "Rope Diplomacy: On the Steeps in Iran" FREE for the next five days!
Adorable photo of Ginger the Cat, courtesy of June Creson. June recently retired from Boeing, where, as the person who coordinated the string of Ed Wells Book C...