A review by ldwcameron
Blind Descent: The Quest to Discover the Deepest Place on Earth by James M. Tabor

3.0

Blind Descent lacks the seductive grip of Into Thin Air, but is still a good read about a terrifying sport and obsession. While tales of mountaineers abound, no one talks about those that go below the Earth's surface, searching for the deepest cave. Tabor profiles two of the eminent cavers - Bill Stone and Alexander Klimchouk - and creates a thrilling and chilling tale of exploration and danger.