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Redmond O'Hanlon

Redmond O'Hanlon

b. 1947

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Redmond O'Hanlon is the author of No Mercy, a gripping account of his travels. He's known for his adventurous spirit and his ability to bring readers along on his journeys.

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Non-Fiction Travel Science & Nature Nature Essays

Featured Works

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The Body

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Tussen Orinoco en Amazone

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Op reis met ...

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De junglereizen

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No Mercy

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Redmond O'Hanlon known for?

    Redmond O'Hanlon is best known for his immersive and often perilous travel narratives, where he ventures into remote and challenging environments, blending natural history with personal adventure.

  • Where should a new reader start with Redmond O'Hanlon's books?

    A good starting point for new readers is often Into the Heart of Borneo, which showcases his distinctive style of combining scientific observation with humorous and often harrowing personal experiences in the wild.