Eric Blehm is the award-winning author of the New York Times bestsellers Fearless and The Only Thing Worth Dying For. His first book, The Last Season, was the winner of the National Outdoor Book Award and was named by Outside magazine as one of the "greatest adventure.

Eric Blehm is the award-winning author of the New York Times bestsellers Fearless and The Only Thing Worth Dying For. His first book, The Last Season, was the winner of the National Outdoor Book Award and was named by Outside magazine as one of the "greatest adventure biographies ever written. He has dedicated his life to telling the stories of those who serve.

Other books by eric blehm. Back Ad for FEARLESS. The 1996 seaso. ould be written in the chronicles of Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Parks as the one season we hope never to have to repeat. Cindy Purcell, Kings Canyon subdistrict ranger, 1996.

Eric Blehm has written an important book. Jennifer Jordan, author of Savage Summit. He has succeeded in informing readers about wilderness, backcountry rangers, and important National Park Service issues-all through the lens of Randy Morgenson’s life and. Like any good mystery, even one whose ending is known to many, Blehm keeps the pages turning. Fresno Bee. A taut and compelling narrative, Eric Blehm channels Morgenson and his pure love for nature.

Eric Blehm spent eight years piecing together the portrait of Morgenson from journals, letters, photos, and interviews .

Eric Blehm spent eight years piecing together the portrait of Morgenson from journals, letters, photos, and interviews with his wife, friends, and colleagues. He hiked the same trails Morgenson hiked, scoured park archives and peak registers, and read the same books Morgenson had read in the months leading up to his disappearance. The last book Morgenson had been reading held the chilling lin. shall go on some last wilderness trip, to a place I have known and loved.

IE BIRD’S phone call in 1996, Judi dialed Stuart Scofield without hesitation. She considered Scofield a close friend whom she associated with good times in Susanville, a time when Randy was passionate about photography.

Examines the extraordinary life of legendary backcountry ranger Randy Morgenson and his mysterious disappearance in California's unforgiving Sierra Nevada. Over the course of 28 summers in this craggy wilderness, Morgenson became a celebrated ranger in the National Park Service. For Morgenson, who as a young man honed his mountaineering skills in the Himalayas, this was more than a job-it was a calling. He became fiercely devoted to preventing outside forces from encroaching on the wilderness he loved

Blehm (The Last Season, a B&N Discover Award winner) follows the exploits of Capt.

Blehm (The Last Season, a B&N Discover Award winner) follows the exploits of Capt. Jason Amerine's Special Forces team Alpha 574, which choppered into Afghanistan in November 2001 to help future Afghan president Hamid Karzai organize anti-Taliban insurgents in the south. The team's mission-to turn chaotic and perpetually stoned Pashtun tribesmen into effective soldiers-seems impossible and, ultimately, proved unnecessary. Eric Blehm has written a literary masterpiece about modern war. The whole witches’ brew is here: valor, honor, heroism, cowardice, incompetence, stupidity, triumph, blood, death and despair.

The Last Season book. While it had its moments, Eric Blehm's The Last Season misses the mark

The Last Season book. While it had its moments, Eric Blehm's The Last Season misses the mark. The Last Season, I think, tries to do too much. Blehm documents Morgenson's early life (the formative influence of Ansel Adams as well as his attraction to the outdoors) along with a detailed history of backcountry rangers (and their miserable pay).

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