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<p>Outrageous, talented, and a force to be reckoned with, John Sherman is always willing to spout an opinion that&#39;s sure to raise eyebrows. This rowdy collection of biting satire, parody profiles, barely restrained rants, and genuine reflections on climbing&#39;s unsung heroes is no different. Blending his juiciest &quot;Verm&#39;s World&quot; columns from Climbing magazine with previously unpublished (or, perhaps, unpublishable?) stories, Sherman pulls no punches, even on himself. From his college exploits in &quot;buildering&quot; on the Berkeley campus, to his quest for the &quot;Fab 50,&quot; to his years as a nomadic boulderer, Sherman shares the best, and the worst, he has found in the people and places he encountered along the way. Climbers will discover valuable excuse-making techiques in &quot;The Dog Ate My Belay Plate&quot;; they will aspire to the very un-PC &quot;All Vermin Team&quot;; and they will challenge themselves with &quot;The Verm&#39;s World History Aptitude Test.&quot; Who could ask for more?</p> <h3>The Oregonian</h3> <p>Sherman is the avowed enemy of sanctimony and the freest of free spirits, and Sherman Exposed is a fun collection.</p>

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Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.

Author
John Sherman, John Sherman
Publisher
Seattle, Washington: Mountaineers Books
Published
2001
Language
EN
ISBN
9780898868524
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Anthropology, Fiction, Social_sciences
Rating
3.84 / 5 (29 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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