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Chris Fagan
Chris Fagan to Visit The Book Stall with “The Expedition’
Join Chris Fagan as she shares the story of her daring expedition to the South Pole with her husband. Chris’ story comes alive through spectacular photos and a reading from her new book, The Expedition: Two Parents Risk Life and Family in an Extraordinary Quest to the South Pole. The husband and wife team journeyed 570 miles over 48 days from the edge of Antarctica to the South Pole, with no guide, and no supplies other than what they carried with them. This event is free and open to the public. We ask that you purchase your copy of The Expedition from The Book Stall if you intend on entering the book-signing queue.
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