Strange Africa by Lawrence G. Green is a fascinating collection of unusual and mysterious stories drawn from across the African continent. First published in the mid-20th century and reprinted in 1974, the book captures the author’s talent for blending travel writing, folklore, history, and anecdote into compelling narratives.

Green, one of South Africa’s best-known writers on African history and exploration, recounts strange encounters, forgotten legends, remarkable people, and curious events from across Africa. Strange Africa reflects the storytelling tradition that made his books popular among readers interested in the continent’s history, cultures, and mysteries.

This 1974 reprint edition, printed by Citadel Press in Lansdowne, Cape Province, features the striking original illustrated dust jacket and remains an engaging read for collectors of African literature, travel writing, and historical curiosities.

Strange Africa and Lawrence G. Green’s other works remain sought after by collectors of South African travel literature and Africana, making this an attractive addition to any Africana or exploration-themed collection.

Condition – Very Good

Dust jacket shows edge wear and minor rubbing consistent with age, with light handling marks. The book remains structurally sound with clean internal pages. Overall a good collectible reading copy of this classic Lawrence G. Green title.