Title: The real-life Indiana Jones' best adventure to date
Product review: Redmond O'Hanlon is a living throwback to the nineteenth-century explorer-scientist, who plunges into the midst of impenetrable jungles carrying heavy scientific tomes so that he can instantly identify the bizarre fauna he spots. He is also a wild man, very funny as he describes his day-by-day adventures with the wild and with local tribespeople. The English edition, published first, attracted rave reviews in the leading papers (with some criticism of him as the examplar of the "mine is bigger than yours" school of travel writing.
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