The Kenneth Anderson Omnibus - Vol. 2 - Paperback
by Kenneth Anderson (Author)
The Black Panther Of Sivanpalli The author, more famous for hunting man eating tigers, finds in a wily panther a real challenger to his hunting acumen.
Author Biography
Kenneth Anderson (1910-1974) was a British writer, hunter, and nature enthusiast, born in Bolarum, India, into a Scottish family that had settled in India for six generations. His father, Captain Douglas Stuart Anderson, was a military administrator with a passion for sport hunting, which deeply influenced Kenneth's love for the outdoors.
Anderson spent most of his life in Bengaluru (south India) working in aeronautics while dedicating his free time to exploring the jungles. Known for hunting dangerous man-eaters--including tigers, leopards, bears, and rogue elephants--his official records list 8 leopards and 7 tigers killed between 1939 and 1966, though unofficial counts are higher.
More than a hunter, Anderson was a skilled storyteller whose deep respect for wildlife led him to write eight books and around sixty short stories, including Nine Man-Eaters & One Rogue (1968), Tales from the Indian Jungle (1971), The Black Panther of Sivanipalli (1964) and The Call of the Man-Eater (1961). His vivid, real-life accounts of adventure and jungle lore are considered classics of shikar literature and continue to inspire nature lovers and conservationists.
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