Robert Ruark was an American journalist and author, often compared to Hemingway. His work, frequently centered on hunting, fishing, and outdoor life, is lauded for its vivid portrayals and authenticity. Ruark cultivated a dedicated following through his compelling narratives and his skill in capturing the essence of the wild and the spirit of adventure. His writing often reflects his own experiences and fascination with Africa, a continent he explored on safari after the success of his early works.
This collection features a series of magazine stories penned by Ruark during the 1950s and 1960s, showcasing his unique storytelling style. These previously unpublished works offer insights into his perspectives and experiences from that era, capturing the essence of the time while highlighting his literary prowess. Readers can expect a blend of engaging narratives that reflect Ruark's keen observations and wit.
No other book can give you the feel of Africa like this one can.
In this touching sequel to The Old Man and the Boy, the Boy reflects on his cherished memories of the Old Man as he embarks on new adventures, from college to global explorations. The Old Man's wisdom and warmth continue to guide him through life's challenges, evoking nostalgia and heartfelt connections.
