Henry Rider Haggard 
H. RIDER HAGGARD Ultimate Collection: 60+ Works in One Volume 

H. Rider Haggard’s Ultimate Collection: 60+ Works in One Volume showcases the literary genius of an author known for his thrilling adventure stories set in exotic locales. Haggard’s works are characterized by their vivid descriptions, fast-paced plots, and engaging characters, making them a must-read for fans of adventure fiction. From the iconic ‘King Solomon’s Mines’ to lesser-known gems, this collection offers a comprehensive look at Haggard’s diverse body of work. Readers can explore the depths of African jungles, mythical lost civilizations, and ancient tombs through Haggard’s immersive storytelling. Each story immerses the reader in a world of danger, mystery, and discovery, highlighting Haggard’s skill in crafting gripping narratives. Haggard’s influence on the adventure genre is evident in the countless authors who have been inspired by his work, making this collection a valuable addition to any literary enthusiast’s library.

About the author

Sir Henry Rider Haggard (1856–1925) was an English writer, primarily known for his contributions to the adventure and fantasy genres. Born in Norfolk, England, Haggard was the eighth of ten children. After spending time in South Africa as a young man, he developed a profound interest in the culture and landscapes of Africa, which would profoundly influence his literary work. Haggard is best known for his novel ‘King Solomon’s Mines’ (1885), which has achieved enduring popularity and is credited with beginning the ‘Lost World’ literary genre. His creation of the character Allan Quatermain, who serves as the hero in numerous novels, including the groundbreaking ‘King Solomon’s Mines’ and its sequels, has had a significant impact on the development of fictional adventure heroes. Aside from his adventure tales, Haggard also wrote on social reform and agricultural issues, demonstrating a diverse range of interests. His imaginative storytelling embodies themes of exploration and the supernatural, often juxtaposing the Victorian fascination with empire and adventure against mystical elements drawn from the African context. The ‘H. RIDER HAGGARD Ultimate Collection, ‘ which encompasses over 60 of his works, serves as a comprehensive testament to his prolific writing career and his considerable influence on the literary culture of his time.