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Paperback: 256 pages
Publisher: National Geographic Books; New Ed edition (28 May 2003)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0792269845
ISBN-13: 978-0792269847
Product Dimensions: 29.4 x 22.6 x 1.6 cm

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More than 125 full-color photographs, including spectacular IMAX images, and firsthand accounts by survivors chronicle the fateful 1996 expedition to climb Everest, a tragic trek that ended up claiming eight lives, including two of the world's leading mountaineers. Reprint.

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5.0 out of 5 stars THE ULTIMATE COFFEE TABLE BOOK, 21 Mar 1999

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This review is from: Everest: Mountain Without Mercy (Hardcover)

My obsession with mountaineering began with "Into Thin Air" by John Krakauer. From there I progressed to "The Climb" by Anatoli Boukeerev. Then came "Eiger, Wall of Death", "K2 Triumph and Tragedy", and I currently have "Everest Diary" on my wish list. "EVEREST: MOUNTAIN WITHOUT MERCY" however, is my proudest posession to date. The awe inspiring photographs and the unbiased viewpoints from the expedition members were refreshing. There is little finger-pointing in this book. While I was well aware of the IMAX team's efforts during the 1996 tragedy, I came to admire them most for the efforts involved in the filming of the movie! I was lucky to be able to attend a lecture given by David Brashears shortly after purchasing this book and the IMAX EVEREST video. He truly is a die-hard filmmaker. The shots in this book (and in the movie) are breathtaking and were obtained at great risk. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who is facinated with the stuggles of mountaineering. It combines facts (not blame) of the 1996 expeditions together with some of the most haunting photographs I have ever seen.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Takes you right to the Himalayas., 4 Sep 1998

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I don't know where I was in May 1996 that I missed out on this real life story. This book did an excellent job of recapturing the events of that month on Everest. I was transported back as if the events were happening real time. The pictures really took me there (well as close as I'll most likely ever get). I was taken in by the majesty as well as the tragedy of this story and those who lost their lives to Everest and to their insatiable desire to reach the summit. As opposed to Krakauer's book, Into Thin Air (which I read after being so enthralled with this book) I enjoyed this more impartial view and factual account of all the factors surrounding a decision to attempt a summit bid to the top of the world. After reading this book I can understand a person's desire to climb the summit but cement my own desire to climb no higher that 10 or 11,000 feet. I also enjoyed learning about the filming of an IMAX presentation. An excellent and enjoyable read.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Coffee table it is, 11 Aug 1999

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This review is from: Everest: Mountain Without Mercy (Hardcover)

While the other accounts of Everest 1996 focus in on Fischer'sand Hall's teams, this one focus in the the IMAX team. From the looks of it, they were the only moderates on the mountain that season. They positioned themselves for rescue efforts with the Alpine Ascents team. While everyone else was being selfish with supplies and radio's and rescue teams, Brashiers and Viesters were there to give vital oxygen, help climbers from camp 3 and coordinate the helecopter rescue of Weathers and Gao.

While the narration may not be the most riviting part of the book, the full page color pictures are. This was a film making trip for the IMAX crew so the pictures they brought back for this book were increadible. They also published Scott Fischer's pictures of summit day. I noticed one picture where Krackauer is sitting in the snow as many climbers are going up the Hillary step. It really brought to life the sceene from "Into thin Air" where he was wanting everyone to hurry up so he could get to his oxygen on the south summit.

The short stories in the middle of the book make this the ultimate coffee table book. They read like magazine articles. The other books on Everest 1996 can be checked out of a library. This is the one you want to have in your home.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Cobbled together from other everest books
This book is very well put together , but unfortunately the tex and photos have been taken from other books about this mountain. So do'nt expect anything new or original

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5.0 out of 5 stars A top book-with an objective summary of the events of 1996
I was loaned a copy of this book while staying at a lodge in Dingbouche, Nepal whilst on an Everest Base Camp trek. Read more

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5.0 out of 5 stars My fiance and I had a TV interview with David Breashears.
My fiance and I recently got engaged on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro and were given the chance to meet David Breashears in a TV interview last June 12, 1999 in San Diego. Read more

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5.0 out of 5 stars A book that captures the spirit of Everest and its climbers.
This spectacular book is absolutely stunning. The photography is magnificent and it is full of interesting, informative, insightful prose pertaining to the mountain and those who... Read more

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5.0 out of 5 stars Best of many books about Everest
After reading 6 books involving climbers on Everest, this one is tops. It is a full Everest story from tragedy to triumph. Read more

Published on 18 Jan 1999

5.0 out of 5 stars the sequence of 'Into Thin Air-Jon Krakauer'
I like this book very much.Please read after 'Into Thin Air-Jon Krakauer'for the complete story. It's full of superb pictures you can never see from others. Read more

Published on 17 Oct 1998

5.0 out of 5 stars A good coffee table book
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