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Peter Gillman is one of Britain's leading mountaineering writers. His articles have appeared in the national press for more than thirty years and he has a dozen books to his name, including Eiger Direct and his acclaimed Everest anthology. In 1992 he saw Everest with his wife on a journey through show more Tibet, retracing the steps of Mallory's 1921 reconnaissance expedition. He lives in south London, England. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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Frequently co-authors books with his wife, Leni Gillman.

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Works by Peter Gillman

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Clouds From Both Sides (1986) — some editions — 55 copies

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Gender
male
Nationality
UK
Education
Dulwich College, London
University of Oxford (University College)
Occupations
journalist
non-fiction author
trainer
Relationships
Gillman, Leni (wife)
Organizations
Outdoor Writers and Photographers Guild
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Frequently co-authors books with his wife, Leni Gillman.

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Limited Edition by the Folio Society, two volumes of personal diaries and photography. Magnificent in them, content and presentation
 
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scunliffe | Aug 12, 2021 |
what I expected to be an audio turned out to be a documentary.

very impressive ...meeting Mallory and family and seeing a replication of the 1924 climb contrasted with Conrad Anker's 1999 climb.
the discovery of Mallory's body was intriguing
The question, however, still exists...did he make it to the top, leave the photo of his wife and die on the descent....?

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My interest in GM is piqued.
I'll read another account....perhaps Because It's There: The Life of George Mallory (Dudley Green)
He was quite a compelling character..
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pennsylady | 2 other reviews | Jan 29, 2016 |
Well researched biography, interesting to learn he was not only a mountaineer & climbed Everest but was in the Bloomsbury Set.
 
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velvetink | 2 other reviews | Mar 31, 2013 |
One of several accounts of the direct assault on the Eigerwand in 1966, in which John Harlin fell to his death. Co-authored by Haston with photographs by Bonington, this is the inside scoop.
 
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PAFCWoody | Apr 16, 2009 |

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