Between the Devil and the Deep: One Man's Battle to Beat the Bends - Cowan, Mark; Robson, Martin
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* This is the only book of its kind to give a first-hand account of the bends. It also traces the fascinating history of the disease and the stories of the divers who risked their lives to find a solution. * Martin Robson—former Royal Marine Commando—is one of the world's leading cave divers, while Mark Cowan is a veteran journalist who has spent the past five years researching the story of Blue Lake. * For fans of Into the Planet by Jill Heinerth, Deep by James Nestor, Touching the Void by Joe Simpson, Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer and No

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* This is the only book of its kind to give a first-hand account of the bends. It also traces the fascinating history of the disease and the stories of the divers who risked their lives to find a solution. * Martin Robson—former Royal Marine Commando—is one of the world's leading cave divers, while Mark Cowan is a veteran journalist who has spent the past five years researching the story of Blue Lake. * For fans of Into the Planet by Jill Heinerth, Deep by James Nestor, Touching the Void by Joe Simpson, Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer and No
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Mark Cowan is a journalist with more than twenty years' experience in newspapers and television. He spent twelve years on the police beat charting the war on crime, and was also embedded with the British Army in war-torn Kosovo. Cowan has also worked on crime documentaries for the BBC and ITV. Martin Robson is one of the world's leading instructors on technical, cave and rebreather diving. A former Royal Marine Commando, he has been cave diving for more than twenty years, leading explorations and tours of systems in France, North America and Mexico. In 2003, he discovered a new passageway in the Durzon cave, France, more than a mile into the cave and one hundred metres underwater. Only a handful of people have ventured there since.