Publisher's Synopsis
Out of Africa by Karen Blixen is the beautiful and poetic narrative of Africa that set off a million travel routes. To manage a coffee farm, Karen Blixen and her husband travelled to Kenya in 1914. She was drawn to the area right away, and she lived there until the plantation failed. After being compelled to return to Denmark, Karen Blixen penned her enduring account of her experiences in 1937. Out of Africa, a moving farewell to her beloved Kenya, details her close relationships with the locals, her love of the environment and its wildlife, and her deep fondness for intrepid traveller Denys Finch-Hatton. Out of Africa presents an exquisite way of life with astounding clarity and an unflinching intellect.
