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asieg33 · 01-05-2014, 07:43 PM

I've always considered Robert Ruark one of the most underrated of American novelists. During one dramatic move I gave away my third library.
The book of his I'd most like to reread is "the honey badger". I know I can find a used copy but with the cost of shipping it would have to be far better than I remember it being (which was very good indeed).
It was clearly biographical with the protagonist being diagnosed with cancer and reconciling with his favorite ex-wife.
two months after reading it I read Ruark's obituary.
Risking offending all other members I do consider Ruark as being less on unique style and more on content than Hemingway. (for shame, for shame)

01-05-2014, 07:43 PM	#103
asieg33 Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2014 Device: nook simple	The Honey Badger. I've always considered Robert Ruark one of the most underrated of American novelists. During one dramatic move I gave away my third library. The book of his I'd most like to reread is "the honey badger". I know I can find a used copy but with the cost of shipping it would have to be far better than I remember it being (which was very good indeed). It was clearly biographical with the protagonist being diagnosed with cancer and reconciling with his favorite ex-wife. two months after reading it I read Ruark's obituary. Risking offending all other members I do consider Ruark as being less on unique style and more on content than Hemingway. (for shame, for shame)