Twilight in South Africa

Henry St. John Clair Rumbold-Gibbs (1909-1975), who wrote as Henry Gibbs, was a prolific British author, journalist, and artist best known for his adventure novels set in exotic locales like South Africa and Asia, including Sahara Road, Silk Road, and the science fiction-tinged Pawns in Ice. His work Twilight in South Africa earned the 1951 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award in nonfiction for its contribution to understanding racism. Read more →