A British climber has fallen from a cliffside in Nepal, and lies
inert on a ledge below. Two sherpas kneel at the edge, stand,
exchange the odd word, waiting for him to move, to make a decision,
to descend. In those minutes, the world opens up to Kathmandu, a
sun-bleached beach town on another continent, and the pages of
Julius Caesar. Mountaineering, colonialism, obligation-in Sebastian
Martinez Daniell's effortless prose each breath is crystalline, and
the whole world is visible from here.
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