The books "Piz um Piz I" and "Piz um Piz II" attempted to reveal Graubünden mountain stories in pictures and text. Now, however, the author has ventured into the third volume, leaving Graubünden via the Piz Russein/Tödi massif and doing so as: "A Grisons man in the mountains of the world".piz by piz, mountain by mountain, he circumnavigates the world. After the Tödi trip, he continued on to gain a foothold on the north face of the Eiger, then risked a brief detour into the afterlife on the Walkerpfeiler in the Mount Blanc massif. The Russian champion Elbrus and the white giant of Kyrgyzstan, Lenin Peak, also know how to impress, but a detour to the roof of Africa to the two dormant volcanoes Kilimanjaro and Mt Kenya is also worth a trip. South America beckons with the highest American mountain, Aconcagua, and Alpamayo, the most beautiful mountain in the world. McKinley, the coldest mountain in the world, teaches you how to freeze before taking the final spurt into the death zone of the Tibetan, Shishapangma, to experience life there - no records, no wild numbers. The new volume "Piz um Piz III" will tell only pictures and stories, with each mountain having its own story. The real heroes are his loved ones, his family, who wait, hope and fear, they are the author's heroes. Arno Mainetti wishes: "Have fun. Step by step, picture by picture, word by word and piz by piz!".