The Kenneth Anderson Omnibus Volume III - Anderson, Kenneth
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The Tiger Roars In this, one of his most popular books, Anderson reminiscences, among other things, about a panther with a vendetta, a young tiger that tried to claw its way into his tent even as he slept, and another tiger that dragged its sleeping victim from his hut in the middle of the night. Jungles Long Ago Taking a holiday from big-game hunting, Anderson fondly remembers the exciting days and star-lit nights he spent among the simple folk who inhabit the fringes of forests. Featured, among others, are Byra, the poojari who taught him jungle lore, and Ranga, the shikari who is happy with his gun and game.…mehr

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The Tiger Roars In this, one of his most popular books, Anderson reminiscences, among other things, about a panther with a vendetta, a young tiger that tried to claw its way into his tent even as he slept, and another tiger that dragged its sleeping victim from his hut in the middle of the night. Jungles Long Ago Taking a holiday from big-game hunting, Anderson fondly remembers the exciting days and star-lit nights he spent among the simple folk who inhabit the fringes of forests. Featured, among others, are Byra, the poojari who taught him jungle lore, and Ranga, the shikari who is happy with his gun and game.
Autorenporträt
Kenneth Anderson (1910-74) was a hunter, nature enthusiast and an adventure-seeker. His love for the denizens of the jungle led to some of the best literature on wildlife and his books are acclaimed as classics. He has written approximately eight books and sixty short stories which recount many of his real-life adventures and hunting exploits in the jungles of South India. Anderson belonged to a Scottish family settled in India for six generations. He spent most of his life in Bengaluru, where he was employed with an aeronautics company. His invaluable contribution to the shikar literature in India continues to inspire scores of wildlife lovers.