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| Green Mansions | 1 |
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| El Ombu | 1 |
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W.H. Hudson (1841 - 1922)
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I read Green Mansions when I was a teenager, and have not read it since, so cannot vouch for it now. But, a hopeless romantic, I fell in love with Rima, and have never let go of her. And, boy, does he know how to create the jungle scene. I read The Purple Land after that, but was disappointed. W.H. (William Henry) is both a naturalist (primarily) and a writer. Green Manions is his one great novel.
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William Henry Hudson, the English naturalist and novelist, was born in Argentina of American parents. He became a naturalized British subject in 1900. He is best known for his writings on nature subjects, especially those with an Argentine background.
joecowley May 13th, 2007 09:05 PM PST