"Black Fire: Accounts of the Guerrilla War in Rhodesia" by Michael Raeburn

Title: Black Fire: Accounts of the Guerrilla War in Rhodesia

Author: Michael Raeburn

Publisher: Julian Friedmann Publishers Ltd

First Published: 1978

Introduction : James Baldwin

About the Book:

"Black Fire: Accounts of the Guerrilla War in Rhodesia" is a historical account that provides an in-depth look at the guerrilla war fought in Zimbabwe during the late 1960s and 1970s. Written by Michael Raeburn, this book offers five atmospheric, fictionalized accounts of key moments from the armed struggle against Ian Smith's settler government.

The book is divided into various sections, each focusing on different aspects of the war, including the The attack on Altena Tobacco Farm, the spiritual grappling of a guerrilla fighter, and the adoption of more sophisticated warfare tactics.

Every piece in the shop gathers around “18 Rue de Tournon”: Zimbabwe’s liberation movement, James Baldwin, and Café Tournon in Paris.

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