In Trouble Again: A Journey Between the Orinoco and the Amazon

This travel narrative follows O'Hanlon's journey through the rain forest of southern Venezuela, between tributaries of the Orinoco and the Amazon, in search of the Yanomami. He travels with a reluctant English companion and with local boatmen, moving by river and on foot through insect swarms, illness, and the logistics of fuel, food, and permission. The book records natural history, camp comedy, and the strain that fear and discomfort put on friendship. Encounters with missionaries, traders, and indigenous settlements sit beside the author's reading of earlier explorers. It is a first-person expedition account, not an ethnography written from long residence.

Bound in image blocked green cloth. Dark green slipcase.