author

Edgar Fritz Randolph

b. 1861

A little-known early 20th-century outdoor writer, remembered for vivid hunting tales that first appeared in magazines and were later gathered into book form.

1 Audiobook

Inter-Ocean Hunting Tales

Inter-Ocean Hunting Tales

by Edgar Fritz Randolph

About the author

Edgar Fritz Randolph was an American author associated with outdoor and sporting writing in the early 1900s. A surviving record from Open Library identifies him as Edgar Fritz Randolph and lists works connected with his name, while booksellers' descriptions of Inter-Ocean Hunting Tales describe it as a 1908 collection of hunting stories that had appeared in Forest and Stream.

Very little biographical information appears to be readily available online, so details about his life beyond his name and period of activity are hard to confirm from the sources I could find. Based on the available evidence, he is best remembered for writing lively adventure and camp-life narratives for readers interested in hunting and the outdoors.