William Morrow

Lindsay McCrae spent a year filming emperor penguins in Antarctica for the BBC. His account of the experience — the isolation, the cold, the extraordinary behavior of the birds — is a memoir of attention at the bottom of the world.

The investigation into what really happened to Michael Rockefeller when he disappeared off the coast of New Guinea in 1961. The answer involves headhunting, revenge, and a colonial legacy darker than the official story allowed.

Dial's son went missing in the jungles of Borneo. This is the story of the search — a father using every skill from a lifetime of wilderness travel to find his child in the most difficult terrain on earth. The ending is not what you want.

A thriller set on Everest — a climbing expedition unravels as the mountain reveals secrets buried in the ice. Genre fiction that takes the mountain seriously.

The natural history of the red fox — biology, behavior, and the relationship between foxes and the humans whose cities they've colonized. Compact and vivid.

Washburn pioneered aerial mountain photography and made first ascents across Alaska. Roberts's biography captures a man whose ambition was matched only by his photographic eye.

Two obsessives in Borneo — one collecting tribal art, the other defending the rainforest. Their stories converge in a place that is being destroyed as fast as it can be documented.