Good Books for Cave Divers?

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Surprised nobody mentioned "Down to a Sunless Sea" by David Poyer. A fictional work that uses some hyperbole,but will give you a warm and tingly when it mentions places like Luraville Country Store.
 
The classic: The Cave Divers - by Bob Burgess

The Cenotes of the Riviera Maya - by Steve Gerrard

The Art of Safe Cave Diving - by NACD

Diving Guide to Underwater Florida - by Ned DeLoach

Caverns Measureless to Man - by Sheck Exley

Beyond the Deep: The Deadly Descent Into the World's Most Treacherous Cave - by William Stone

Deep Into Blue Holes - by Rob Palmer

Darkness Beckons: The History and Development of Cave Diving - by Martyn Farr

Caving: Exploring Limestone Caves - by Larry Dane Brimner

The Springs of Florida - by Doug Stamm
 
Ooooh, thanks, Daniel! More titles to buy!
 
thanks to all! i'll be burning up the lines between me & b&n.com...
 
Good stuff, guys. Thanks!
 
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Fatal Depth

Not specifically cave. But good reads.
 
resurrecting this old thread to 1) add the jill heinerth books to the above list and 2) tell everyone that i have an amazon wish list if you're wondering about my christmas present... :D
 
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