Can you recommend some mountain fiction books?

Sure. 'The Far Side of the Mountain' is a great choice. It tells the story of a young man who decides to live in the mountains on his own. The book is full of his experiences like building shelters, hunting, and dealing with wild animals.

Another is 'Hyperion'. The planet Hyperion has many strange and mutagenic features. There are time tombs which could be considered as something mutagenic in a way, and the landscape of the planet, with its mountains and valleys, plays an important role in the story. It's a great science - fiction book with a rich tapestry of characters and ideas.

Sure. 'Mountain Men: Legends of the Rockies' is a great read. It details the lives and struggles of mountain men in the Rocky Mountains. Also, 'The Lone Mountain Man' is a book where the main character overcomes many challenges in the mountains. There are many such books that give a vivid picture of the life of mountain men, their hunting, trapping, and survival skills.

Sure. 'Into Thin Air' by Jon Krakauer is a great one. It's a gripping account of a disastrous climbing expedition on Everest. It gives you a real sense of the perils and the allure of mountain climbing.

A really good mountain man historical fiction is 'Jeremiah Johnson'. It is based on the real - life experiences of mountain men. The book shows how they coped with the harsh environment, fought with wild animals and sometimes, with other humans. It also gives insights into their cultural and social aspects, like how they traded and formed communities in the mountains.

Well, 'Jeremiah Johnson' can be considered a form of mountain men historical fiction. It follows the story of a man who becomes a mountain man and his various encounters in the Rocky Mountains. Also, 'The Mountain Man's Quest' is a book where the main character, a mountain man, goes on a journey to find a lost treasure in the mountains, facing many challenges along the way.

Another good one is 'The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford'. Although it focuses on other aspects as well, there are parts that involve mountain man settings and adventures that will surely appeal to adventure lovers.

There's also 'The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter' by Carson McCullers. This novel portrays the lives of several misfits in a small southern town. It has a unique style that combines elements of black mountain fiction, exploring human isolation and the search for connection.

I'm sorry, I haven't read this series specifically. But you can try looking for it in local bookstores or on major e - book platforms. They might have reviews and descriptions to help you decide if it's worth reading.

Sure. One great 'the mountain hodor fan fiction' is 'Hodor's Adventure on the Mountain'. It's really exciting as it shows Hodor in a whole new scenario on the mountain, facing various challenges and making new friends along the way.