K2 THE STORY OF THE WORLD'S MOST DIFFICULT MOUNTAIN

Mountaineering is passion, challenge and story. It is the dream of a mountain that fascinates even those who have never stood on its summit. K2, the mountain of dreams, is a symbol of perseverance and human determination.

• A fascinating story about the history of climbing K2
• A rich archive of photos and maps
• Detailed descriptions of climbing routes
• The story of the achievement of Walter Bonatti and Mehdi
• A tribute to K2 - the rocky giant
• An engaging position combining graphics, illustrations and stories
• An ideal gift for mountain and mountaineering enthusiasts

Alessandro Boscarino's book is a unique work that combines elements of graphics, photography and story. The author takes the reader on a journey through a hundred years of challenges undertaken in the icy kingdom of K2. From the 19th-century expeditions of scientists and cartographers to the heroic feat of Walter Bonatti and the porter of the Hunza people, Mehdi, who in 1954 enabled Lacedelle and Compagnoni to reach the summit for the first time in history.

Reinhold Messner considers K2 to be the most inaccessible of all eight-thousanders, much more demanding than Everest. Alessandro Boscarino has created a paper monument that pays tribute to this mythical peak. This book is not only a collection of facts and dates, but above all a story of human passion, determination and courage in the face of extreme challenges.

Sine Qua Non presents a work that delights both in content and form. The hardcover, high-quality paper and attention to detail make the book a real gem for any library. It is a must-have for all lovers of mountains, mountaineering and the history of exploration.

The book contains maps, archival photos and detailed route descriptions, showing a hundred years of challenges in the ice. It is a fascinating read for anyone who dreams of conquering peaks, even the most difficult ones.

Technical data: Pages: 80, Format: 360x255 mm, Year of publication: 2021, Binding: hardcover, Publisher: Sine Qua Non.