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its about the book into the wild Posted by ladyjoker on Apr 27, 2009. |
Into the Wild Group
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If you are referring to the chapters in which Krakauer discusses all of the other adventurers that encountered fates similar to that of McCandless, I'd have to say yes, I do believe they are true. I say this because Krakauer himself is one of these adventurers, one that was lucky enough to survive his walk into the wild. As an author (and in a way, biographer), Krakauer has clearly researched the McCandless case, and I believe that he would have done the same in finding those with parallel experiences to McCandless. Of course, as any author, I'm sure he has taken a bit of creative liberty with the events and his ideas about what the men were thinking during their escapades, but for the most part, I think that the stories are factually correct and based on actual experiences.
Posted by charcunning on Apr 27, 2009. |
