Jorge, you're not the lone dissenter, and I echo hatari's view of enjoying the character of Hemingway over his writing.
I've found that if a truck breaks down on the way to the hunting grounds, EH would spend 4 chapters describing the hardship, while to Ruark it would be a sidenote. Hemingway uses the situation to define the man, but Ruark uses the man to define the situation.
Excellent post, sir.
Yes, I also like Corbett. Anderson is another "Corbett-like" author that wrote about India.
