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Bina Patey Wala Khat by Prof. Kanwaljit Singh Dhudike is a collection of Punjabi poems about the changing seasons in one’s life. The book is divided into four parts and cover different realms of life expressed gracefully and whole heartedly. The poet’s deep observations will take you down the memory lane to experience the essence of Punjabi Heritage in the 90’s era. The best poems of the book also talk about the agonies faced by people during 1984 riots, which was the time of traumatic terror in the history of Punjab. This book makes for a special space as it also comprises some of the rare calligraphic illustrations made by the poet during his lifetime. Published in 1997, this was the first book penned by Prof. Kanwaljit in his late twenties. He left for his heavenly abode in September 2014 and an initiative to republish this book with some new addition of poems is a small attempt to keep his message alive in the hearts of today’s youngsters. With all the love and warmth, we are proud to present our legendary father’s book in a new avatar. - Amrit Ammu & Harnoor Singh December, 2016

Bina Patey Wala Khat by Prof. Kanwaljit Singh Dhudike is a collection of Punjabi poems about the changing seasons in one’s life. The book is divided into four parts and cover different realms of life expressed gracefully and whole heartedly. The poet’s deep observations will take you down the memory lane to experience the essence of Punjabi Heritage in the 90’s era. The best poems of the book also talk about the agonies faced by people during 1984 riots, which was the time of traumatic terror in the history of Punjab. This book makes for a special space as it also comprises some of the rare calligraphic illustrations made by the poet during his lifetime. Published in 1997, this was the first book penned by Prof. Kanwaljit in his late twenties. He left for his heavenly abode in September 2014 and an initiative to republish this book with some new addition of poems is a small attempt to keep his message alive in the hearts of today’s youngsters. With all the love and warmth, we are proud to present our legendary father’s book in a new avatar. - Amrit Ammu & Harnoor Singh December, 2016

This autobiography offers a glimpse into the mind of Tom Patey, a man whose contributed greatly to modern climbing. He was killed in May 1970, abseiling from a sea stack off the north coast of Scotland. He was 38. People outside the climbing world knew of him as the only man who launched himself into space during the televised climb of the Old Man of Hoy. Inside the climbing fraternity everyone knew of him. It was when studying medicine at Aberdeen University that Tom first showed his talent as an extraordinary climber and started his long series of epic first ascents. He also took part in the four-man 1956 British expedition to climb the 28,800-foot Mustagh Tower, a mountain that many people regarded as unclimbable; they conquered it - Tom, John Hartog, Ian McNaught-Davies and the legendary Manchester plumber Joe Brown.

The true adventures and achievements of real people in real places Offers great examples of how (and how not) to climb Features some of climbing's greatest names: Patey, Pratt, Schoening, and more "One of our lives' great pleasures is to get lost in a story," writes Gregory Crouch. "Climbers are story addicts. We tell tales while we eye famous routes, swill beer around campfires, or engage in endless slanderfests. And climbing history weaves its way through the fabric of these stories." Since 1995, Greg Crouch's Goldline column has been a popular, well-respected part of Rock & Ice magazine. The twenty-seven thrilling adventures collected here feature some of the biggest names in climbing, including Tom Patey, Chuck Pratt, Pete Schoening, and more. Including nine stories never before published, Rock & Ice Goldline: Stories of Climbing Adventure & Tradition is filled with the kind of inspiring feats that make climbing history so rich and exciting. Gregory Crouch is a climber, writer, and photographer who contributes regularly to climbing publications including Rock & Ice, Climbing, National Geographic, Outside, and Backpacker.

The true adventures and achievements of real people in real places Offers great examples of how (and how not) to climb Features some of climbing's greatest names: Patey, Pratt, Schoening, and more "One of our lives' great pleasures is to get lost in a story," writes Gregory Crouch. "Climbers are story addicts. We tell tales while we eye famous routes, swill beer around campfires, or engage in endless slanderfests. And climbing history weaves its way through the fabric of these stories." Since 1995, Greg Crouch's Goldline column has been a popular, well-respected part of Rock & Ice magazine. The twenty-seven thrilling adventures collected here feature some of the biggest names in climbing, including Tom Patey, Chuck Pratt, Pete Schoening, and more. Including nine stories never before published, Rock & Ice Goldline: Stories of Climbing Adventure & Tradition is filled with the kind of inspiring feats that make climbing history so rich and exciting. Gregory Crouch is a climber, writer, and photographer who contributes regularly to climbing publications including Rock & Ice, Climbing, National Geographic, Outside, and Backpacker.

Dennis Gray has pursued the climbing life with astonishing single-mindedness, and he has shown equal enthusiasm for boisterous humour. From his early teens until his forties he shared ropes with the foremost climbers of the day - Arthur Dolphin, Tom Patey, Don Whillans, Joe Brown - and all have contributed to his fund of often hilarious and sometimes scary epics. 'Tight Rope' overflows with tales of hard climbers finding fun both in and out of the mountains.