“Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book” is a misnomer. These new adventures of Mowgli might better be titled “Indian Jungle boy and the Temple of Doom.”In the final tale of “The Second ...

Kipling’s Jungle Book is seen by some as an allegory for white colonialism in India. But there’s more to it than that. Jungle Book: look closely, there’s more to Rudyard Kipling than ...

Rudyard Kipling hated Chicago. “It holds rather more than a million of people with bodies, and stands on the same sort of soil as Calcutta,” wrote the man whom George Orwell dubbed &#82… ...

P age proofs of The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling have been allocated to Cambridge University Library, where they join his manuscript of the poem If, which was donated by the author himself.

`Phew,” says Major Boone after tasting the liquid dripping from a dank corridor in a ruined Indian city. Major Boone has kidnapped the lovely heroine Kitty, and a second after he touches a ma… ...

Rudyard Kipling’s “man-cub” Mowgli returns to the wild in “The Jungle Book,” but this time he’s got the latest in digital animation to bring his animal friends and enemies to vivid life.

It became one of the most loved children's books in the English language, but 116 years later the tragic personal story behind Rudyard Kipling' classic The Jungle Book has been brought to light.

The Jungle Books (for there are two of them) are in a curious way continuous with Kipling's immortal short stories for adults. Those, too, are hard and beautiful, and when I first went to India ...

An 1895 letter from writer Rudyard Kipling reveals that the Nobel Prize-winning author may have plagiarized parts of "The Law of the Jungle," a poem in one of his most notable works, "The Jungle ...

Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book was first published in 1894, and the timeless collection of stories has been captivating readers ever since. In fact, each decade seems to see a new edition of ...