Nine Man-eaters and One Rogue

Very interesting read about colonial period in India where man-eating tigers caused havoc. Brings the time and surroundings to life as well as the difficulties of tracking man-eating tigers. I've read some of his other books and always enjoyed them; this one is no different.

Fantastic book! Not only was Anderson a great hunter, but he was a wonderful writer as well. I've heard from some that his stories are quite tall, but I have so much fun reading them I don't really care. Enjoy Kenneth Anderson's books!

This was an well written book with just enough insight into the horror of living with a man eating Tiger without being ghoulish. It has details about the geography and the villages that anyone familiar with the area would immediately recognize. Missouri Ted

Great old classic any outdoorsman would love! Author does nice job of describing India in 1930s with stories one will reread!

I said acceptable condition but it's actually in pretty good shape and was a first edition. I'm very happy with it!

Certainly not without some entertaining qualities but the book left me with a feeling that it had been written by someone that had read several other man eater books to draw aspersions from. I was left with a feeling that a good deal of fiction was added in to many of the stories. Still, a worthy read.