in his view, Krakauer and many others' description of the storm as "sudden and unexpected" is wholly inaccurate. Furthermore, Ratcliffe suggests that Krakauer, by not mentioning the forecasts, did not produce an accurate or adequately researched account. The first-hand experience of Lene Gammelgard, of Fischer's expedition. Mike Trueman, a member of the 1996 International Polish South Pillar Team, was at Camp 2 as the 1996 Everest tragedy unfolded. He was asked to descend to Base Camp where he coordinated the rescue effort. His book published in May 2015 complements the story related in Into Thin Air. A first-hand account of Hall's expedition. A first-hand account of the storm's impact on climbers on the mountain's other side, the North Ridge, where several climbers also died. (Later republished as: ). The first-hand account of Lou Kasischke, of Rob Hall's expedition. Kasischke details the events surrounding the summit attempt as well as the decision that saved his life. External links Into Thin Air -- the original article by Jon Krakauer published in Outside magazine in September 1996 (saved by Archive.org) Interview with Peter Horton on the TV Movie NPR interview with Jon Krakauer, May 1996 Mountaineering books Mount Everest in fiction 1997 non-fiction books Villard (imprint) books Books about survival skills Non-fiction books adapted into films