Sixty Meters to Anywhere

Sixty Meters to Anywhere

<b>"A searingly original testament to the transcendent power of wild spaces, and the redemptive radiance of the American West."</b><br />--Kevin Fedarko, author of <i>The Emerald Mile</i><br /><br />When Brendan Leonard moved to the West at age 23, he was a mess. He had a tenuous grip on sobriety, only six months after his last drink had landed him in yet another jail cell. It was the final mistake in a long list that included multiple arrests, wrecked cars, broken bones, fistfights, and ruined relationships. In Montana, he took his first steps into the Rocky Mountains, unwittingly beginning a decade-long obsession with climbing and a journey that would take him all over the West and Europe. Written with unflinching honesty and vulnerability, <i><b>Sixty Meters to Anywhere</b></i> is the memoir of a barstool storyteller who left the bar and found adventure, redemption, and a life that almost never happened.