Of Walking In Ice: Munich - Paris: 23 November - 14 December, 1974 (Vintage Classics)

Of Walking in Ice is a remarkable narrative that captures the essence of Werner Herzog's existential journey through a hostile winter landscape.

This classic piece of proto-psychogeography takes readers on a pilgrimage of physical suffering, hallucination, and revelation, all while confronting the wreckage of history and myth.

With an eerie power reminiscent of the best fairytales, this book hits readers with the force of dreams and leaves them with the taste of snow-filled air.

As one of Herzog's most unique and personal works, Of Walking in Ice is a must-read for fans of his cinema and anyone interested in the intersection of psychology, geography, and the human experience.