Into the Wild: 19 Stories of Unforgettable Hunting Expeditions - The Hunters of the Ozark The Wolf Hunters The Trail of the Elk The Island Trapper etc
Edward Sylvester Ellis, Edward Stratemeyer, James Oliver Curwood, Mayne Reid, Charles King, A. Hyatt Verrill, Quincy Allen, Frederick Courteney Selous, T. C. Harbaugh, Anne Bowman, Robert Morris Peck, Mikkjel Fønhus
Casa editrice: e-artnow
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Into the Wild: 19 Stories of Unforgettable Hunting Expeditions masterfully captures the thrill and peril of mankind’s age-old communion with nature. This eclectic anthology gathers 19 riveting narratives that traverse varied landscapesâ€"from the icy tundras to dense junglesâ€"showcasing an impressive range of literary styles. The collection captivates with suspense-filled tales and vividly drawn scenes, illustrating the intricate dance between predator and prey. Every story stands on its own merit, yet together they provide a profound exploration of man's primal instincts and the eternal challenge of the hunt. The contributing authors, such as James Oliver Curwood and T.C. Harbaugh, bring together an array of voices steeped in rich historical and cultural narratives. With several contributors rooted in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the anthology taps into movements of exploration and adventure that defined their era. The collective expertise and varied geographic origins, from Edward Stratemeyer's American landscapes to Mikkjel Fønhus's Scandinavian wilds, offer a multifaceted portrayal of hunting as both a literal pursuit and a metaphorical quest. This anthology beckons those eager to immerse themselves in diverse perspectives of one of humanity’s oldest traditions. With each tale, readers are offered a window into the adventurers' souls, drawing them into a dialogue across time and place. Into the Wild is not just a compilation but an educational and immersive journey into the art of the narrative huntâ€"assuredly a treasure trove of insights and literary adventure for hunters and storytellers alike.
Disponibile da: 04/03/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 2000 pagine.
