Antarctic Bookshelf 3: Endurance by Alfred Lansing
August 31, 2012
I recently read Alfred Lansing’s Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage, drawing on it for my Long View Project. Still in print after fifty years, the book continues to hold up as a first-rate adventure story and a fascinating study of Ernest Shackleton’s renowned character and leadership style.
In my new Long View blog post, I write about the book and why Shackleton — ‘The Boss’ — endures as an inexhaustible source of inspiration to many, myself included.
The post is the third entry in my Antarctic Bookshelf series covering notable polar-themed books. The previous two were Antarctica by Emil Schulthess and Imagining Antarctica by Sandy Sorlien.
