In Trouble Again by Redmond O'Hanlon

In Trouble Again by Redmond O'Hanlon

Plunge deep into the perilous and unpredictable heart of the Amazon basin with the inimitable Redmond O'Hanlon in his classic travel memoir, In Trouble Again. Driven by an insatiable, scholarly curiosity (and accompanied by an equally unprepared companion), O'Hanlon embarks on a quest through the remote jungles between the Orinoco and Amazon rivers, ostensibly searching for elusive wildlife and rumored tribes like the Yanomami. What ensues is a signature O'Hanlon expedition: a masterful, and often hilarious, chronicle of genuine danger, physical misery, encounters with extraordinary creatures (both human and animal), and meticulous natural history observation, all recounted with erudite wit and a profound talent for finding trouble in the most impenetrable places.

Why You’ll Love This Book

You'll relish Redmond O'Hanlon's unique and utterly brilliant voice, blending high intellect with self-deprecating humor about his own struggles in extreme environments. It’s a truly unforgettable armchair adventure that is simultaneously thrilling, educational (packed with natural history), and laugh-out-loud funny. Experience the Amazon rainforest in all its bewildering beauty and peril through the eyes of one of travel literature's most original and entertaining explorers.