following the disaster, several memoirs were written by survivors. journalist jon krakauer, on assignment from "outside" magazine and in the adventure consultants team, published the bestseller "into thin air" (1997), about his experience. anatoli boukreev, a guide in the mountain madness team, felt impugned by krakauer's book and co-authored a rebuttal book called "the climb: tragic ambitions on everest" (1997). beck weathers, of hall's expedition, and lene gammelgaard, of fischer's expedition, wrote about their experiences of the disaster in their respective books, "left for dead: my journey home from everest" (2000) and "climbing high: a woman's account of surviving the everest tragedy" (2000). in 2014, lou kasischke, also of hall's expedition, published his own account of the tragedy in "after the wind: 1996 everest tragedy, one survivor's story" (2014).