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Book Review
The White Ladder is divided into four sections, following four types of climbers in a loosely chronological narrative
Sara Wheeler
A century on, the outcome of George Mallory and Andrew ‘Sandy’ Irvine’s tragic ascent still looms large over the world’s highest mountain
Harry Cluff
Despite the influx of ‘novices,’ the mountain’s appeal for ‘proper’ climbers remains undiminished
Billi Bierling
Books like Mick Conefrey’s Fallen can have something of the appeal of a detective novel
Hugh Thomson
Books
The Moth and the Mountain: A True Story of Love, War and Everest by Ed Caesar reviewed
Ian Birrell