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Czapkins

By: Dominik Szczepański
Narrated by: Filip Kosior
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Publisher's Summary

A portrait of a man who became a legend, even though he didn't even want it. Tomek Mackiewicz changed the impossible into reality.

Eight years ago, he set himself a goal to be the first person to climb Nanga Parbat, Naked Mountain in the winter. Famous Himalayan mountaineers entered the race, but “Czapkins” didn't want to compete. He wanted to climb the mountain on his own terms...

The author, Dominik Szczepański, witnessed Mackiewicz's struggles with the Naked Mountain himself during the famous expedition in 2016. In this book he created a multilayer portrait of the mountineer, based on the stories told by his father Witold, his ex-wife Joanna Kondracka, his friends from Poland and Ireland, and many others.

Please note: This audiobook is in Polish.
©2019 Dominik Szczepański (P)2019 Agora S.A.
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: History
Eastern Climbing & Mountaineering
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