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The biography reconstructs the subject’s life from a fragile, bookish childhood and an early love of natural history through interrupted schooling and recurring illness to a career as a prolific novelist and active war correspondent. The biographer explains the difficulty of recovering private details, relying instead on letters, newspaper files, and earlier interviews to assemble a chronological account that links personal experience and extensive travel to the vivid, fact-infused adventure stories he wrote for young readers.
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