Remember: first find or build a shelter, stay here, establish contact with other team members, only then continue to move forward, remaining calm. Robert "Doc" Wright is a veteran of Antarctic exploration. He was on the ice floe when the worst happened. Robert keeps in his memory the story of that night when a real catastrophe happened to him and his comrades, as a result of which one of the expedition members died. After partial frostbite of the body and a stroke, the hero has to learn to live again - to speak and move. Long-term rehabilitation falls on the shoulders of Robert’s wife, Anna. She, accustomed to the constant absence of her husband, was about to break up with him altogether, but the tragedy forced her to take a fresh look at their relationship. The narrative is fascinating, as is the scenery against which part of its action unfolds. It delicately talks about everyday heroism, mutual assistance and self-sacrifice using the example of a single family. Stumble, Fall, Rise is an inquisitive exploration of a man's desire to share his experiences with the world when words fail him. The book was named one of the best books of 2021 by Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly.