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Ernest Hemingway
ISBN 9780099460954
Rs. 800
Vintage Classics
Green Hills of Africa
Who it's for: Readers interested in Hemingway's personal reflections and classic travel literature
Green Hills of Africa is Ernest Hemingway's non-fiction account of a month-long safari in East Africa during December 1933 with his wife, Pauline. This book details Hemingway's big-game hunting experiences, capturing his deep interest in the pursuit and offering vivid observations of the African landscape.Why You Should Read? Gain insight into Hemingway's personal reflections on hunting and the wilderness. Experience a classic piece of travel literature describing 1930s East Africa. Appreciate Hemingway's descriptive prose applied to an adventurous setting. Reflect on themes of nature, man's interaction with the wild, and conservation.
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- Non-fiction account of a 1933 East African safari
- Details Hemingway's big-game hunting experiences
- Vivid observations of the African landscape
- Classic travel literature from the 1930s
- Reflects on nature, man's interaction with the wild, and conservation
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Is this book fiction or non-fiction?
It is non-fiction, an account of Hemingway's actual safari in East Africa.
When did the safari described in the book take place?
The safari took place in December 1933, lasting about a month.
Who accompanied Hemingway on this safari?
His wife, Pauline, accompanied him.
What is the main focus of the book?
The main focus is on Hemingway's big-game hunting experiences and his observations of the African landscape.
Does the book discuss conservation?
Yes, it reflects on themes of nature, man's interaction with the wild, and conservation.




