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We share some top outdoor blogs to help you relax into the role of armchair adventurer for the time being.

We are offering related children's titles at a reduced, bundle discount price - with additional reading challenges to encourage an analytical response - they were conceived to entertain child

Inspiring Adventure Podcast host, Rae Helm, shares some top podcasts to inspire and entertain you.

In a transcript of a lecture given at the University of San Diego, John Muir expert Terry Gifford examines the lasting impacts, both beneficial and detrimental, of Muir's writing.

As the Snowdonia Chronicles are completed with the publication of Here be Wizards, we talked to Sarah Mussi about her inspirations for the series, Welsh mythology, and golems ...

To celebrate the our new edition of Eiger Direct, we talked to author Peter Gillman about his memories of the expedition, writing the book, and what the book means to mountaineering today.

Recently there has been a rise in empowering books written about and by women. A response to some feedback we've had from bookshops, we look at if the market for these titles decreasing.

Tony Howard talks about his time hunting out new rock in Tunisia.

In the third and final instalment of The Novice Years, Roger Hubank reflects on the highs and lows of his early climbs.

In the second part of his guest blog, The Novice Years, Roger Hubank reflects on an early trip to the Lake District, and some of the iconic figures he found himself climbing with.