author
b. 1861
A little-known early 20th-century outdoors writer, best remembered for Inter-Ocean Hunting Tales, a 1908 collection of hunting adventures. His work captures the era's taste for travel, wilderness, and anecdotal storytelling.

by Edgar Fritz Randolph
Very little biographical information about this author is easy to confirm online, but library and catalog records identify Edgar Fritz Randolph as an author born in 1861.
He is best known for Inter-Ocean Hunting Tales, published in New York in 1908. The book gathers hunting narratives set across North America and reflects the magazine-style outdoor writing popular in that period.
Because reliable personal details appear to be scarce, Randolph is remembered mainly through this surviving work rather than through a well-documented public life.