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Informationen zum Autor Rachel Ingalls was born in Boston in 1940. She spent time in Germany before studying at Radcliffe College, and moved to England in 1965, where she lived for the rest of her life. Her debut novel, Theft (1970), won the Authors' Club First Novel Award, and her novella Mrs Caliban (1982) was named one of the 20 best American novels since World War Two by the British Book Marketing Council. Over half a century, Ingalls wrote 11 story collections and novellas - all published by Faber - to great acclaim, but remains relatively unknown. She died in 2019 after a revival of interest in her work. Klappentext Academic anthropologist Stan Binstead is headed off to East Africa on sabbatical. Adulterous by nature! he's irked when his wife Millie asks to accompany him. But as the couple pass through London the balance of power in their marriage begins! strangely! to shift - a transformation that becomes yet more pronounced on safari. Vorwort Binstead's Safari by Rachel Ingalls: 'Ingalls' style maintains the wry grace of a sophisticated romance, a control guaranteeing that the denouement will not only be inevitable but astonishing.' (Elaine Kendall, Los Angeles Times ) Zusammenfassung 'The tone of the novel deepens into a psychological study of these two people and the subtle and complex ways in which the exotic environment works upon each of them .
