Jinge Norvall Andrews: 7 books

If your memories of Africa include images of baobabs, flame lilies, boating down rivers, or fishing in quiet waters, you will appreciate these "snapshots in word" and photographs depicting rural African scenes.

Land Of My Birth is a collection of poems about Rhodesia/Zimbabwe and the journey through our beloved nation's short history. For those patriots no longer living in Zimbabwe, I know how you feel. I have longed for your verdant valleys - drenched in emerald light; I have dreamt of your sun-kissed mountains And...

For me, there is nothing as beautiful, wholesome and pristine as the wilds of Africa. This book of poems and photographs is a tribute to my love for the African wilderness. For lovers of Africa, and verse depicting her beauty, this book is for you.

Summer is the longest season in Africa, yet the build up to the "rainy season" can seem painfully long and dry. Most farmers wait for the opening of the heavens as their cue for planting next season's crops; for this reason, the rains in Africa are a big deal and a worthy of topic for any writer!...

"The Best And Worst Of Times" is a compilation of 9 poems that touch on: my childhood experience of the Rhodesian bush war; the loss of my Dad in an ambush on the farm, during the dissident/Gukurahundi era in Matabeleland (after Rhodesia became Zimbabwe); my experience of having to live...

Chewing The Cud is a collection of poems and pictures that depict life on an African cattle farm, capturing the essence of the pace of farm life as well as sights, smells and sounds of the domestic and wild animals on the farm.

This collection of poems has been drawn from the memory bank of a childhood in Africa. Anyone who has grown up in rural Africa will recall the barefoot simplicity and freedom of farm life, unfettered by modern day demands and pressures. These poems are unashamedly nostalgic and are for every Rhodesian/Zimbabwean that treasures their memories of growing up in Africa.