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|name= Rosanne Dingli

|comment=I agree. Ian Mathie's writing is what turns the adventure in Africa into an adventure in reading - the words disappear, and you are there, in the rich vegetation, holding hands with the smiling children. You are just as stunned as newcomer Desmond, and hang on the narrative as if you were listening to Ian Mathie tell the story around a fire, with you his only listener. As if you were hanging on, a passenger in his Cessna. That it all happened is felt: the genuine sensations cannot be other than real. I am only a third into Man in a Mud Hut, and after Bride Price, I am savouring it. After all, we do not gobble a rich box of chocolates all down at once, do we?

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