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In 1922, the famed author and hunter of man-eating tigers, Major William Mohan of India, receives an invitation to Ireland from none other than William Butler Yeats and Lord Dunsany, ostensibly as a literary visit, but in actuality to rid their part of the Irish countryside of a mysterious wolf-like creature — the Cu-Sith of legend. Skeptical, but eager to leave India given potential legal troubles, Mohan accepts the invitation. Thus begins a globe-spanning adventure taking place in Tanganyika in Eastern Africa, the India-Nepal border, England and Ireland. SHIKARI (hunter) guest stars some of the greatest literary figures from the past century, and involves two-thousand year old secret organizations, proto-Nazi groups, and occult societies such as The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.

SHIKARI • by Arif Anwar • 1 Hamilton Arts & Letters In 1922, the famed author and hunter of man-eating tigers, Major William Mohan of India, receives an invitation to Ireland from none other than William Butler Yeats and Lord Dunsany, ostensibly as a literary visit, but in actuality to rid their part of the Irish countryside.....

Thrilled to have such a thoughtful review of the FNCR shortlisted Go Down Odawa Way from the fine folks at Hamilton Arts & Letters Magazine. Book reviews can be relatively difficult to receive today. Extremely grateful for the attention and consideration of my work by Bird and HAL.

Explore a decolonized take on southern lands of the Three Fires. Consider checking out this review, getting you ready for the drop of North of Middle Island this fall.

Link to review and article in the QR code.