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Gardner Thomas: Poverty Creek Journal /
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Poverty Creek Journal

On Life and Running

'A series of interconnected essays about modern life, from gossip and anxiety to books and criticism. Scathing, wry and incisive' The i 'Oyler is one of our sharpest and most fearless cultural critics .... Opining on gossip and anxiety, autofiction and vulnerability, and much, much more, her caustic wit and penetrating voice shine through every essay' The Millions 'Outstanding ... feels like your smart friend explaining to you something you missed on the internet, why it's important and what it means' New York Times Book Review 'Entertaining and insightful ... self-deprecating, honest and witty ... well-chosen, timely subjects, tackled with a sharp mind' Financial Times 'Witty, agile, stimulating ... Oyler has a talent for cutting through hype and getting to the nub of things' Guardian 'Smart and unafraid and (thank God) funny. This is exactly what I want to read' Monica Heisey, author of Really Good, Actually

On Being Critical

No Judgement

The Complete Story

Lewis Hamilton: Still I Rise

Pushkin Deluxe Classics

Essential Essays

What Do I Know?

How is a person changed by commitment to their passion, and how does their commitment change over time? These are questions that esteemed climber Sonnie Trotter asks as he reflects on the most thrilling adventures of his sport and his life.2025 is Sonnie Trotter’s 30th year climbing. He’s been at the forefront of the sport for most of that time, specializing in first ascents on rock faces most people cannot imagine scaling. In Uplifted, Sonnie recounts the most memorable moments of his career, also describing the rich relationships that are the spine of the sport. In addition, he investigates the psyche that draws one to and then evolves during years of engaging with this uniquely challenging endeavor.&nbsp; From learning to climb in an ancient grain silo in southern Ontario, to mastering some of the hardest, tallest rock climbs on Earth, Sonnie shares entertaining but candid tales about life on the road, living in the dirt, overcoming obstacles, and changing within his sport. He writes as if he is sharing stories around the campfire at the end of a great day, evoking that feeling of being bone-tired but loving the camaraderie so much so that you don’t want to retire to your tent. He embodies a “humble masculinity” in what is perceived as a high-adrenaline, hard-charging sport, but reveals that climbing is very much about careful consideration, insightful reflection, and balancing challenge and risk.&nbsp;Sonnie speaks openly about how his attitude towards the risks climbing demands has shifted as he has aged and his life’s circumstances have altered. Now married with two young children, he describes how he has reconciled these parts of his life and his identity. This is a crossroads that many – whether from commitment to a sport or through other circumstances of life – have faced and will relate to.

Stories of Climbing with Friends in High Places

Uplifted

For readers of Maggie O Farrell's I Am, I Am, I Am, a breathtakingly beautiful book about the shocks - of joy, of sadness, of survival - that make up a life, by one of our finest authors

We All Come Home Alive

The definitive biography Lewis Hamilton including his first season at Ferrari and his bid to become the greatest F1 driver in history.&nbsp;

The Writer's Cats

From one of our most brilliant thinkers, a searing collection of essays about how we tell stories and our relationship with the world around us

Wild Fictions

An evocative celebration of the seventh day in all its rich variety

Travels Through the Day of Rest

Sunday Best

The Game Changer

And Other Male Failures

Broken Biscuits

As I got out of the Bentley I heard a loud bang. At first I thought it was a car backfiring, but then I saw a man standing about 10 feet away from me, pointing a gun. Then there was another bang, and by now I thought it was a joke. The guy didn't say anything, but I could see that he was shaking like a leaf, obviously a bag of nerves. It all happened very quickly. There were two more bangs, and whereas the first couple of shots had missed me, the next one didn't. I felt a sudden, excruciating pain in my left side. My jacket sleeve was already sticky with blood, and there was a crimson stain rapidly spreading across the green tweed Armani waistcoat I was wearing. What can I say, it was the 1980s.

A Life in Boxing

Frank and Fearless

Poverty Creek Journal

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