Night Horrors of the Jungle & A Man-Eating Panther by G.H. Knowles | An Adventure Audiostory
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2023
- Writing of his experiences from "those romantic days in India- twenty years previous to the Great War", George Hogan Knowles weaves a narrative in this story that contains a strange hunt for a "man-eating panther", skillfully infused with elements of macabre and gothic horror.
Knowles' words transport the reader (and the listener) to the scene of action right into the heart of the thick jungles of Chhota Nagpur (that is now absorbed among the states of Jharkhand, Chhatisgarh, and Odisha) in the late 19th century India.
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I like the fantastical idea of a panther wearing a wolf's camouflage and howling like one to attract its prey. Something a little different. Like from a graphic novel. Very interesting. Thank you brother!
Absolutely, that's what made this story stand out to me. Thanks for the comment!
According to some of your Kenneth Anderson readings, tigers also “camouflage “ as sandbar (hope I spelled it correctly)if I’m not mistaken
@@shaul67it's 'Samber'. An honest attempt there friend ...indeed tigers do imitate Samber calls to lure Samber to striking distance.
@@shaul67टायगर सांबर की आवाज निकाल ता है
This is my first comment although I have been a listener for past 1 year. I end my everyday with your voice listening to these amazing adventures again and again every night. Must have listen to every audiobook 100’s of time and still find them interesting. Thank you for another upload. Please never stop uploading god bless you ❤️
Mr Singh is simply first class. His velvet tones and perfect pacing bring these adventure to life.
Thank you! So glad to hear this. Comments like these will keep me going for as long as there are stories left for me to do :)
I agree
Today is a banner day.
A new Indian story of the jungle!
I'll save this for after lunch when I can give it full attention.
Thank you for all your interest and support, Mr. Russell!
Bro I am waiting for Kenneth Anderson sirs black panther of Shivanapalli
I should get to it at some point. Thank you for commenting!
Thanks! You're the greatest Guruji 😊
As always, all I can say is thank you for the comment and support!
Great way to start the morning!
Thank you for the comment!
Awesome thank you so much.
I appreciate the comment! Thank you!
"Selva" translates into "jungle" or "rain forest". Many location names and locations are familiar.
Indeed, you got it! Selva Lore came from Jim Corbett's excellent book Jungle Lore. Not too clever, but its what I came up with at the time.
Thanks selvalore… Your posts makes the day special. 💐
My pleasure Prasanna! Always good to see your name in the comments.
Ah a new author! Looking forward to hearing this. Thanks for the upload
I appreciate the comment, thank you!
Thank you for making these audio adventures. Your reading and narration is top tier including your voice 10/10. I have listened to all your posts and I'm now a big fan of yours, can't wait for the next one.
I appreciate you for saying that. Thank you for listening to these recordings and for commenting today!
Ah fantastic, another brilliant tale brilliantly told for my journey home from work. What a treat. I can't wait.
So happy to hear that. Thank you for your interest and support, Mr. Reilly!
Another delectable audiostory. Well done!
Thanks for listening!
Delectable is a very good word to describe.!
As always one more wonderful narration. Thanks for keeping this stories alive!
I appreciate the comment! Thank you
Just when I think there can’t be anymore such wonderful stories, you come up with yet another one Mr Singh! Thank you so much.
So good to hear from you again Mr. Black! Thank you for your remarks.
Love from Dhaka, Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤️
Missed your content brother.
Thank you for the love and support, as always Mr. Shikder!
Made us wait for quite sometime this time around. But always a pleasure listening to you.
My pleasure! The wait was long for this one I agree. It won't be that long for the next one.
Thank you. I can sleep listening to this now
Thank you I appreciate you saying that!
Awesome! You keep finding new and different authors for us to enjoy. The atmosphere in the first part of this story has some resemblance to the Canterbury tales.
I agree and I'm so happy to hear that this was well received!
Thanks!
Thank you for the support!
I have purchased Knowles famous book In the grip of jungle .Please recite stories from that book.Thrilling encounters
So well narrated 👍
Great read.. well done 😬👍
Thank you again for commenting, Mr. Stidams!
Thanks for story brother 🙏🙏
Always great to see your name in the comments, Harry!
Enjoying this before my afternoon
Nap! With snow falling outside its lovely to spend some time in the jungle. Wonderful as usual. Thank you . 🕉 shanti
That's wonderful and thank you! Props for including the "Om" symbol towards the end there. May I ask where in the world are you based?
@@selvalore hi...I'm based near Birmingham UK. Have had an interesting spiritual journey through covid. Now studying sound therapy..chanting drumming etc and Aum..so important right now. Thank you. Your stories and your voice have been a real blessing. 🙏
@@MsEssmess I'm so glad to hear that these stories have been a positive for you. I hope your spiritual journey continues. Wish you the best!
Thank you Brother, excellent as always 👍
Thank you for your always re-assuring comments!
Needs more likes for the views this has
I never understood why people don't like the vids they watch if they watch them all timeline
Well, thank you for your comment! We do need to feed the algorithm and likes do help with that.
For the past week i check every evening to see if hes uploaded a new video and when he does i treat it like christmass.
The wait for the next one won't be this long. Thanks for the support!
I would love to be able to make a donation to thank you for the work you put in to making these stories avavailable. Is there some way I can do this? (I use PayPal so can't do it via the UA-cam Super thanks system.)
I'm going to create a patreon soon. The link to it will be on the homepage. Thank you for the support!
Leido excelente vale la pena leerlo más despacio de nuevo
Thanks Mr Viraj Singh for yet another exciting story. You have very nicely narrated this story bringing out the excitement of the chase . On hearing of the panther's camouflage I am reminded of the Chamala valley man eater...
Thanks once again Mr Singh... I look forward to your stories....
Warm regards.
Thank you for an excellent comment again Mr. Agarwal! It's always nice to hear from you.
Thanks for the dedication shown in your work. You bring the stories to life
Thank you for the comment!
I didn't know this story, loved it! Thanks!!
My pleasure and thank you for your remarks!
Excellent 😊
Wao! Amazing! Panther howls like wolf, really it's an incredible story.
Thanks Kiran :)
Just read.Just awesome brother 👍👍👍👍!!!!
Thanks for the comment again!
Danke! Your efforts are appreatiated.
Bitte Schön, Carl!
Very good 👍🏻
Thanks for your wonderful reading of an excellent story and from another writer iv not heard of before , 👍👌
Thank you for all you re-assuring comments, Jim!
2:07 "Beelzebub" the demon king gets a mention. This author must have been a John Milton fan
Indeed, that may very well have been the case!
Great as always :) Could you also give the links to buy the books
Hello Aritra, I doubt if these books are currently in print.
@@selvalore thanks for the info 👍
Mr Singh your research for these stories must take many hours of your time but it is time well spent well done again.
Thank you Charlie! As long as people keep finding value in these recordings, I don't mind the work.
Excellent story.. and great sound effects! the strange howl - u really got a good nice howl there :) wonder what it is really.
Haha, Harshat I hope you didn't think that I made that first howl myself. It was a wolf's howl alright, but to make it sound more "guttural" (as stated in the plot), I used an effect to make it heavier. It turned out weird, and almost sounds like an elk now as some commenters suggested :)
@@selvalore Hahaha :) It did sound spooky. I was listening ot it on headphones half asleep at night and then this sound got me up and about in a flash :)
Ty
Please more of these stories, love your channel.
What year did this take place
It said in a different chapter of the book from where this story is taken, that these took place 20 years before the start of the Great War or WW1. So that places it sometime in the 1890's. Around the same time when the Jungle Books were written by Kipling and when Jim Corbett was still a youth.
I dont know how much busy u r but will request you to upload more frequently.
There will be less of a wait for the next upload. Thank you for your keen interest in these audio stories, Hamza!
@@selvalore No issue take your time. you will not believe whenever i open youtube i must visit your channel for new uploads.Moreover,i will recommend you if stories gets short one day you can switch to adventure novels there r lots of great novels out there just needs narrator like you one of my favourite novel is pipllion(the butterfly) i will love to hear in your voice.
@@hamzashah5873 Thank you. I'll look into your suggestion. I can only read it if it's in the public domain though.
So an elk?
Haha I thought that first howl sounded a little like an elk too
@@roderickschroeder2782 yes I'm glad I am not the only one
@@ryueldragonborn4145 me too
@2:47 if I heard this outside in the dark at night followed by jackals, I would be hard pressed to not grab my whole gun collection, bar the doors and windows, and turn on all the lights.
Haha yes, guns and some good flashlights! Living vicariously through some of these stories can be good fun.
"Promo SM"
Yet another fantastic story! Thank you sir
Thanks for listening as always, Ed!
@selvalore thank you sir for keeping the entertainment in the old tails alive . Can't wait for you next story!
Love your work sir
Appreciate your comment, Ed!
Wonderful story 🇬🇧
Thank you for listening!