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The narrative follows a country curate grappling with numerous historical and unfounded allegations of child sexual abuse spanning decades. As he confronts these accusations, the story delves into the complexities of memory and the impact of such allegations on his life and faith. Daniel Duane's reflections provide insight into the emotional turmoil and societal implications surrounding the accusations, highlighting the struggle for truth and justice amidst a backdrop of longstanding claims.

"El Capitan" traces the mountain's unique history and recounts the vertical adventures had there, from Warren Harding's 45-day siege in 1958 up through the recent speed climbs of less than five hours. Accompanied by 36 moody duotones, this book captures the essence of big-wall climbing.

Focusing on a year spent surfing, this account combines humor with insightful observations about the surfing lifestyle and nature. The narrative captures the joy and challenges of the sport, showcasing the author's vibrant personality and passion for the outdoors. Through engaging storytelling, it offers readers a unique perspective on surfing culture and the connection to the environment, marking the author as a fresh voice in outdoor literature.