Cover image of dark rock and light beyond & headshot of Iain Peters award winning author of the book The Corridor Boardman Tasker mountain literature award 2025
‘Joyful’
‘Uplifting’
Outstanding’
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Riveting story of mountains & surviving abuse.
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The Corridor Boardman Tasker shortlisted on website
‘an outstanding book’
Text of reviews from Website
Text of reviews from website
So proud that Iain’s book has been shortlisted
Iainpeters.com to buy & for reviews.
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Thanks to Mick Ward for review of The Corridor out on UKC today www.ukclimbing.com/articles/lit...
As much a book on the healing power of #therapy, as #mountains #climbing #landscapes moving #memoir #survival ultimately positive, very funny too at times.
#CSA #survivors #CSAsurvivorSky #Pategonia
They're coming home!
Scotland's ospreys are beginning to return for the 2025 season. Our #LochArkaig #ospreycam page is now livestreaming from the nests 👉 buff.ly/Iai80sw
While we wait for Louis and Dorcha please enjoy these fantastic pics of Cairngorm ospreys taken by Bill Brown in past seasons.
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"Iain Peters’ book is about the survival, .... It is beautifully written, full of detail that paints a vivid picture of place ..intelligent and compassionate..
an outstanding book"
"pitch perfect writing leads you into his world"
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We need to unlock the shame of victims and face up to what may be occurring in the background of our comfortable lives.
The book may be purchased
from www.iainpeters.com £18.00 inc p&p
A critical book for everyone who just wants a good read, but an important book which could be used as a case study in training for police, social workers,health personnel and youth workers as well as an academic text for students of the social sciences.
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The author creates tumultuous emotions a helter skelter of despair and anguish towards a vivid embrace of adventure and pure delight.
A most compelling book and will offer something to everyone,with reflections belonging only to themselves and this is the power and skill of Iain's narrative.
the "Corridor" unlocks the social taboos around acknowledging and facing up to child sexual abuse.
The author explores the issue of power and control and the vulnerabilities of the child exploited by persons in authority, who often have charismatic personality traits.
The author takes us to his early childhood in Kenya, across Dartmoor, Cornwall, the Alps & the remote unclimbed peaks of Cordillera Darwin, Tierra del Fuego. The exploration & narration of the sexual abuse he experienced at an English Boarding School takes the reader vividly along the "Corridor"
Thanks to Linda Moore who wrote
I've just finished reading an amazing book I wanted to share with my friends, "The Corridor" by Iain Peters, the autobiography of a local Hartland climber and writer. www.iainpeters.com
The Corridor is a gripping story of how mountains, climbing & secret shame can shape a life.
Wild places, vivid characters & turbulent relationships frame a narrative of extraordinary emotional survival in the face of childhood rape.
'outstanding book'
'pitch perfect writing'
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"In no way is ‘The Corridor’ a “tough read” ... it’s quite the opposite... The abuse Iain was subjected to as a child is described in succinct yet powerful writing. Climbing and mountaineering form the backdrop but the book is predominantly about relationships."
Frank Cannings
www.iainpeters.com
More strong reviews of 'The Corridor' "no ordinary climbing autobiography.... insightful and informative about the legacy of abuse.. searingly frank and moving book, and it deserves to be read by the widest possible audience." Midland Association of Mountaineers Nick Shearman www.iainpeters.com
Really great to be getting such positive feedback - you don't have to be CSA survivor/ supporter nor a climber or mountaineer to find this book a powerful and compelling read.
All support and feedback welcome
" about the survival, recovery, & creation of a life after being sexually abused as a child. It is beautifully written, full of detail that paints a vivid picture of place, time, events, & relationships without a consuming focus on the brutality or any attempt to elicit emotion in the reader."
"Brilliantly well written!! It does create tumultuous emotions. A helter skelter of despair and anguish towards a vivid embrace of adventure and pure delight. ... I feel so positive about the book...it should be a bestseller!"
The Corridor is a newly published, gripping story of how mountains, climbing & secret shame can shape a life.
Wild places, vivid characters & turbulent relationships frame a narrative of extraordinary emotional survival in the face of childhood rape.
'outstanding book'
'pitch perfect writing'
Iain has finally got his book finished. Huge landmark on a long journey. It's wonderfully moving to hear stong, positive responses from people who've read it so far.
The book's now available from his website.
Please share. All feedback gratefully received.
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Three #Haringey LTNs set to continue after major fall in traffic 🚲🚶♀️ 🛴
✅ Traffic cut by 50%
✅ 80k fewer vehicles counted per day
✅ Road collisions fall on average 34%
Cabinet will consider the reports on 10 December.
Find out more: new.haringey.gov.uk/news/2024120...
Yes! V much agree with you and disagree with Ofsted's claim that play is mindless. What do you think of Julian Grenier's view? www.tes.com/magazine/tea...
'Play ....needs to be considered and planned for as carefully as any other aspect of the provision.' Yes, as long as enables truly free play?
Children are losing months of playtime during their school lives, argues former children's commissioner Anne Longfield. Here, she sets out how to fix that.
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Curriculum review consultation deadline's Friday. Pls submit!
Obviously, children of all ages would benefit from more outdoor learning & free play. Apols for last-min request: what's your top recommended research evidence on value of play & fs in education?
Thank you for doing this hugely valuable work @sarahralph-lane.bsky.social & Amanda McBride. In my work I often see school staff being THE safety net for children who live in fear of violence at home, providing support way beyond their remit, with incredible determination, despite limited resources.
Totally agree. Thank you for continuing to speak out on this. Companies primarily motivated by profit should not be given responsibilty for highly vulnerable children. I know of young people who did not feel "cared for" in unregulated homes. Obscene profit making in children's care is immoral.
Thank you! Happy to be added to this
