A critical work that highlights the long-overlooked contributions of Nepali, Tibetan, and Pakistani climbers—individuals who have moved from the margins of major expeditions to becoming respected guides, leading alpinists, and key figures in shaping their own narratives. Authored by Bernadette McDonald, one of the most authoritative voices in international mountain culture, the book offers a rigorous and insightful examination of these communities and their legacy.
I illustrated the Italian edition, published by Mulatero Editore, with art direction by Heartfelt Design.