Nine Man Eaters and One Rogue

Nine Man-Eaters and One Rogue is a classic of Indian wildlife literature, chronicling the daring exploits of Kenneth Anderson, a legendary hunter and naturalist. Set in the dense forests of Mysore, Chennai, Hyderabad, and northern Malabar, the book recounts Anderson?s encounters with nine man-eating tigers and leopards, and one rogue elephant that terrorized local villages.


Each chapter is a vivid narrative of danger, strategy, and survival, offering readers a window into the challenges of tracking and confronting deadly beasts. Anderson?s writing blends thrilling action with deep respect for nature, capturing not only the fearsome power of these animals but also the ecological and human context of each hunt.


Beyond the adrenaline, the book reflects Anderson?s lifelong fascination with India?s jungles and his unique ability to turn real-life events into compelling stories. His accounts are rich in detail, suspense, and cultural insight, making this book a timeless tribute to India?s wild heritage.


Whether you’re drawn to natural history, adventure, or classic storytelling, this book delivers a powerful reading experience that?s both educational and exhilarating.