Ernest Bramah 
KAI LUNG’S FANTASTICAL STORIES 
The Transmutation of Ling, The Story of Yung Chang, The Experiment of the Mandarin Chan Hung

Ernest Bramah’s ‘Kai Lung’s Fantastical Stories’ is a collection of whimsical and humorous tales set in ancient China, where the cunning and eloquent Kai Lung outwits his adversaries with his clever storytelling. The book is characterized by its unique blend of Eastern folklore, witty dialogue, and intricate plot twists, making it a delightful read for those who enjoy both fantasy and satire. Bramah’s writing style, reminiscent of traditional Chinese storytelling, adds an authentic and captivating element to the narratives, transporting readers to a magical world filled with imaginative characters and enchanting landscapes. Ernest Bramah, a British author with a deep interest in Chinese culture and literature, drew inspiration from his extensive travels in Asia to create the character of Kai Lung and craft these enchanting tales. Through his vivid descriptions and clever storytelling techniques, Bramah invites readers to experience the richness of Chinese folklore and the art of storytelling, offering a unique perspective on ancient customs and beliefs. I highly recommend ‘Kai Lung’s Fantastical Stories’ to readers who appreciate inventive storytelling, witty humor, and a touch of exoticism. Ernest Bramah’s imaginative narratives and colorful characters will transport you to a world of magic and intrigue, where wit and wisdom reign supreme.