"Waters of the Sanjan is fiction based on fact, woven around the life of a known (Masai) warrior who lived at the turn of the century. It is an historical novel and the events portrayed were not unusual in the life of a warrior of those times. The customs and traditions are accurate; the places where events took place are real places and to date still go by the same name. The Waters of the Sanjan, translated literally, Inkariak-oo-Sanjan, means "The Waters of Sweehearts," and in fact is a place that lies to the North of the famous treeless undulating savannah known the world over as The...

Loito and the Lioness is an authentic Masai legend, written for children in English and in KiSwahili, a language widely spoken in East Africa. It tells how a Masai boy and a lioness become friends by helping each other, resulting in a lasting connection between the lions and the Purko clan of the Masai. The story is followed by some interesting facts about the Masai in East Africa.

Namasi, the shoe maker, is an authentic Masai legend, written for children in English and in KiSwahili, a language widely spoken in East Africa. It tells the story of how the Ndorobo came to think that they are smarter than the Masai. The story is followed by some interesting facts about the Masai in East Africa.

Rain God of the Wambulu is an authentic Mbulu legend, written for children in English and in KiSwahili, a language widely spoken in East Africa. It tells the story of how the Mbulu tribe in East Africa came to know their Rain God. The story is followed by some interesting facts about the Masai and Mbulu tribes in East Africa.

The Honey Bird is an authentic Masai story, written for children in English and KiSwahili, a language widely spoken in East Africa. It tells the story of how the Masai and the honey bird work together. The story is followed by some interesting facts about the Masai and Ndorobo tribes in East Africa.

Craig Doria has been keeping journals and taking photographs as a guide, professional hunter and conservationist in Africa for over twenty years. The result of these years in the field is this unusual collection of stories on hunting, journeys to 'where the wild things are' and enchanting encounters with extraordinary characters and 'wild wood drear'. There are also discussions on man's evolution as a hunter gatherer; the contradictory nature of man's relationship with the wild and the modern relationship between hunting and conservation. At the end it is a book which reminds us to fill our...

The Hornbill and the Mongoose is an authentic Masai story, written for children in English and in KiSwahili, a language widely spoken in East Africa. It tells the story of a very special relationship between two different species of animals. The story is followed by some interesting facts about the Masai in East Africa.

Namasi, der Schuhmacher, ist eine lustige, authentische Massailegende, die hier fur Kinder niedergeschrieben wurde. Sie beschreibt wie die Ndorobo zu denken begannen, dass sie schlauer als die Massai seien. Der Geschichte folgen einige interessante Fakten uber die Massai in Ostafrika.