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Buddy Levy discusses his previous book about the life of David Crockett that was discussed in episode 197

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Buddy Levy's book about the Greeley expedition which involved cannibalism and ended with many deaths

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Buddy Levy's new book about the disastrous and heroic voyage of the Karluk, which is the main subject of the podcast interview

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Referenced as Shackleton's Antarctic expedition story, used for comparison - in Endurance everyone lives, unlike Buddy's books where most people die

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Extensively discussed as one of Steve's ten favorite books for outdoor enthusiasts. Stefansson is finishing the manuscript of this book at the beginning of Empire of Ice and Stone. The book contains observations about Eskimo hunters and their cultural practices

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Listed by Steve as one of the greatest books for outdoor enthusiasts. Story mentioned about hunting walrus with Eskimo hunters off Alaska

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Listed by Steve as one of the greatest books for outdoorsmen in his top ten list

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Mentioned in Steve's list of greatest books for outdoor enthusiasts, with discussion about random capitalization in the original text

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Book about the DeLong expedition, mentioned when discussing the drift pattern that the Karluk followed near Wrangel Island

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Book written by Stefansson laying out how to survive in the Arctic, contested by Roald Amundsen as irresponsible because it made Arctic survival sound too easy

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Book about Ada Blackjack who survived alone on Wrangel Island for a year, written by Jennifer Niven who also wrote the last book about the Karluk expedition about twenty years ago