Authors: Christopher S. Stewart
Jungleland (29 page)
Chris Begley, real-life Indiana Jones.
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The coffee was as sweet as pure sugarcane juice.
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A woman, a girl, and a chicken appeared as if from thin air.
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An old settler warned us of “a witch who protects the gold.”
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A Frog in the bow.
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Camp.
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Every day we walked for miles and miles and miles.
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The walls of a lost city perhaps?
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What did Morde know that he wasn’t writing?
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American Weekly
boasted a circulation of 50 million—an exaggeration.
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An artist’s renderings of the Dance of the Dead Monkeys and the Temple of the Monkey God.
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Christopher S. Stewart
is a writer and editor at the
Wall Street Journal
. His work has appeared in
GQ
,
Harper’s
,
New York
, the
New York Times Magazine
, the
Paris Review
,
Wired
, and other publications. He is also the author of
Hunting the Tiger: The Fast Life and Violent Death of the Balkans’ Most Dangerous Man
. He lives with his family in Brooklyn.
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Also by Christopher S. Stewart
Hunting the Tiger:
The Fast Life and Violent Death of the Balkans’
Most Dangerous Man
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Cover design by Robin Bilardello
JUNGLELAND
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