What are some good adventure books or pulp fiction that involve hunting?

Well, it depends. Adventure books can cover a vast range of topics. Some might be about exploring uncharted lands, and hunting could be part of the survival aspect in those stories. As for pulp fiction, it has a lot of different sub - genres. While some pulp fiction might involve hunting in the sense of a character on a quest to find or capture someone or something, many don't have any relation to hunting at all. So, it's not a given that they are related.

One book that stands out is 'The Secret Hunt'. The plot involves a secret hunting society and their dangerous hunts in hidden locations. The characters are well - developed and the hunts are described in great detail. Another great option is 'The Hunting Grounds'. It depicts a world where hunters compete in a large - scale hunting event in a unique and dangerous landscape.

One great adventure book in pulp fiction is 'The Shadow' series. It features a mysterious hero fighting crime in a really exciting way. The stories are full of action, mystery and have a unique atmosphere that is typical of pulp fiction.

One great hunting adventure fiction book is 'The Deer Stalker'. It takes readers on a thrilling journey through the forest as the protagonist hunts a mysterious and elusive deer. Another is 'Hunt for the Lost Tribe' which combines hunting with a search for a lost civilization in the jungle.

One great ghost hunting fiction book is 'The Haunting of Hill House' by Shirley Jackson. It's a classic that creates a really spooky atmosphere.

One great one is 'The Monster Hunter International' series. It's full of action-packed adventures hunting all kinds of supernatural creatures.

Well, 'The Inheritors' is a must - read. It's written from the perspective of the Neanderthals, which is really unique. You get to see their world view and how they interact with their environment. It shows their struggle against the more advanced Homo sapiens in a very poignant way.

Agatha Christie's 'Murder on the Orient Express' is a great one. In this book, detective Hercule Poirot investigates a murder that occurs on a train. The confined setting of the train adds to the mystery as Poirot has to sift through the alibis and motives of the various passengers.

One example could be 'Anne of Green Gables'. It features a female protagonist, Anne, who has many adventures in her new home and at school. Her vivid imagination and strong spirit are typical elements of pulp adventure female fiction.

Another one is 'Things Fall Apart' by Chinua Achebe. This classic novel gives a deep look into the pre - colonial life in Nigeria. It's a story of a man's struggle in a changing society. It's far from pulp fiction as it has great literary value with its exploration of culture, tradition, and the impact of colonialism.