Wine, Women, Warren, and Skis

by Warren Miller

Book by Warren Miller

Genres: History

113 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

About the author

Warren Anthony Miller was an American ski and snowboarding filmmaker.

Reviews

[Hannah Burnley]

Such a fun and easy read to get you excited for winter!

[Adam Lucas]

A great book for fans of Warren Miller. If you are familiar with his ski movies and his sense of humor in those movies then you will really enjoy this book. If you are not familiar with him then I could see how the book might come off as a bit disjointed or underwhelming.

It's a great look back at how Warren and Ward got into skiing and a chronicle of their early adventures. You can almost hear Warren's voice when reading his words.

[Toni]

A fun retro memory of skiing in the olden days before it became quite so common or quite so expensive. A lark.

[Jim Sestito]

Warren Miller made ski films what they are today. He lived the ski bum life. He wrote about it in his memoir. It's awesome.

[Jacob Shavel]

A classic American story. Warren's story of his time as the original ski bum is fun, weird, and inspiring. Makes you want to quit your job and hit the road...

[Brian]

Hilariously funny book about a vagabond ski adventure that turned into a legendary film career. Read this almost in one sitting.

[Random]

Great quick read. Enjoyable narrative. I could hear warren millers voice throughout the book. Fun stuff.

[Tony Matthews]

Short and witty.