by Stark, Peter
First published 1998
Peter Stark takes readers into the world of ice and snow through a series of personal essays. He writes about his passion for winter sports and journeys to arctic regions. The author examines what draws people to frozen places and extreme cold. Stark describes skiing, mountaineering, and other cold weather activities. He travels to remote northern locations and reflects on their appeal. The essays reveal how winter environments shape both physical experience and inner life. Stark shows why some people seek out harsh conditions and find meaning in cold places. The collection offers insights into the relationship between humans and winter landscapes.
Genres: nature, travel, adventure, non-fiction
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-journey, reflection
Setting: Greenland
192 pages · Paperback · Burford Books