Amazon.com Review
African Twilight details, in twelve stunning stories, the hunts, the danger, and the changing face of Africa over a span of three decades. It also traces the evolution of a hunter and the relationship with the professional hunters, the native Africans, the wildlife and the land, the Africa that was, and Africa as it is today. 208 pages with original woodcuts by Steven Daiber.
From Scientific American
Robert F. Jones weaves an intriguing tale of his safaris and reminds us, as so many before him have discovered, of the truth inherent in an old Arab proverb. That adage suggests that those who have once tasted Africa's wonders will be drawn there, like a moth to a flickering flame, time and again. This is a powerful book, one worthy of the literary legacy of such giants as Ruark and Hemingway who have written so wisely and well on Africa.
