Judge Not

About the Book

Judge Not is based on history, but it is so realistic that readers will feel they are one of the characters. Compellingly told in adventure-filled stages, it transports the reader from the first footprints of the San tribesmen out of Ethiopia, through the original Bantu people migrating down the face of Africa. It goes through each step in the journey and their evolution in stages, such as the early civilization of the Great Zimbabwe. It tells the story of European colonization and its effects and consequences on the indigene. The eventual journey of the Great Trek of the Dutch from the Cape is eventful and spellbinding. It is virtually a history in itself. All these various people make up the cast in this engrossing book. Their adventures, beliefs, passions, lives, wars, and politics over the millenia and last three centuries are related in a gripping drama that has brought them into the twenty-first century.

About the Author

The Author, now retired to Melbourne Australia, has lived his life in Africa south of the equator. He has smelled the sea salt of the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean and breathed the fresh fragrance of the African Savanna after it has rained, while marvelling at the unique beauty of a Serengeti sunset. Under a panoply of scintillating starlight, he has slept beside an open fire in the Kalahari and Botswana border bushveld. His life and work have brought him into close contact with many of the indigenous tribes of sub Equatorial Africa. Born and raised in South Africa, his insightful and entertaining writing through firsthand experience brings to life the people, their migrations, lifestyles, cultures, wars and politics.