National Geographic Traveler: South Africa
David Lambkin was born in England but has adopted Africa as his home. He has written stories for numerous travel publications, including National Geographic Traveler. He is an award- inning Viking-Penguin author whose novels are set in Africa. He won a CNA Literary Award for his first novel, and his books have been translated into five languages. He was voted "Author of the Year" by the Star newspaper in 1995 for his novel "The Hanging Tree" and in 2002 for "Night Jasmine Man." At present he is writing his fourth novel, set on Zanzibar, and compiling a cookbook on Swahili cuisine. He has also written scripts for numerous wildlife documentaries, one of which, "Hunters", an examination of predatory behaviour in a range of species, won an award at "Wildscreen" in Bristol, UK.