A BOOK REVIEW
When is a climbing book, not a book about climbing?
I picked up The Mountain Path ready to be regaled with stories of climbing prowess for which author Paul Pritchard is rightly remembered. I did find those, and they were captivating. But this book will stay with me, not because of the incredible climbing stories within its pages. But because this honest, humble, and at times hilarious book, can make you believe that a traumatic brain injury can be one of the best things to happen to you.
Part memoir, part mindfulness map, part travel log, and part guide to Buddhism, The Mountain Path takes a refreshing look at what drives climbers to do what we do, the lessons we can learn from the mountains, and the…
