News

• Job Vacancy: Creative Artworker

  Vertebrate Publishing is an award-winning independent publisher and the UK’s leading publisher of outdoor adventure books and guides. As we embark on a programme of expansion in 2019, we have an opportunity for an articulate, hard-working creative artworker to join our team. [ more details ]
  10 may
  

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• Adventurer and author Matt Dickinson releases award-winning Everest Files trilogy in audiobook format

  Award-winning author and mountaineer Matt Dickinson has released his young-adult adventure trilogy in audiobook format. [ more details ]
  04 apr
  

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• Mick and Vic to Continue Quest for Himalayan First Ascents After Unwelcome Break

  Mick Fowler and Vic Saunders are making final preparations for their latest Himalayan expedition, continuing their successful climbing partnership reunion of 2016. [ more details ]
  26 feb
  

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• Wild Light Shortlisted for Scottish Nature Photography Awards

  Craig Aitchison's photography book, Wild Light, is shortlisted for the Favourite Scottish Nature Photography Book 2018 [ more details ]
  10 dec
  

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• Last recommended posting dates for Christmas 2018

  Last recommended posting dates for Christmas 2018 [ more details ]
  26 oct
  

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Blog

• Mick and Vic Vow a Return to Chombu After Weather Frustrates Them

  Appalling weather conditions have foiled Mick Fowler and Victor Saunders...

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  17 may
  

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• WHY EBOOKS ARE PERFECT FOR ON-THE-GO ADVENTURERS

  At the end of last year, following the success of their premium Kindle...

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  09 may
  

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• Guest blog: Di Taylor – A Life On (and Off) the Rocks

  First published in On the Edge in 1997. Di is a writer, photographer,...

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  03 may
  

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• Book of the month: Punk in the Gym

  © Andy Pollitt collection. With nothing held back, Punk in...

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  02 may
  

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Events

• Doug Scott's lecture tour

  Doug Scott CBE and fellow icon of mountaineering, Chris Bonington, made the first ascent of The Ogre (7285m) in the Karakoram in July 1977. Their climb extended the boundaries of what had been achieved before at that altitude. [ more details ]
  26 mar
  

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