Sorry to disappoint you, Musa, it's actually very good.The book is probablys***
Sorry to disappoint you, Musa, it's actually very good.
Most climbing books are like TdF riders' books - ghost written by a journalist and usually just a list of statistics and violent arguments with team members, which only a follower of the sport would bother with. Touching the Void is quite different; an exhilarating read even for the non-climber. The film is just as good, in its own way. Joe Simpson was a capable writer before that expedition and a very good lecturer after it.
...and possibly stop inflicting his books on students who have no choice other than to have to read them?
He needs to get out more, and be less concerned about his image...
...and possibly stop inflicting his books on students who have no choice other than to have to read them?
Swap you for "Z for Zacharia".If you wanted cheering up, you should have read Jude The Obscure........I was in therapy for ten years after reading that. In fact I rather visit Northumberland than read it again.
The Mayor of Casterbridge put me off Thomas Hardy for life... fortunately for me.
Well its one of my fave factual adventure films Ive ever seen
Ive not read the book thogh Joe rising to the bait and giving children / young adults abuse on twitter is not good.
He's just made himself look a right un lol
'If the worst came to the worst he said, he might "block the little ****ers" or stop tweeting altogether'
I think joe has got to the point of no return lol