Fear no evil

by John Gordon Davis

Fear no evil

359 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

About the author

John Gordon Davis was born and grew up in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). He had a degree in Political Science and an LLB. He served on the bar in Southern Rhodesia, before UDI in that country.

He became a full time writer after the success of his first book Hold my hand I'm dying.

He ran a course in fiction writing from Andalusia in Spain. He passed away in November 2014 and is survived by his wife Rosemary.

Reviews

[Tammy]

An old yellowed book plucked from my uncle’s bookshelf, published in 1982, the writing is dated but interesting in that it speaks to, and of, animal rights, the environment, Native Americans, land and loss.

[Maranda]

This was quite possibly the worst book I have read in my entire life. The author's writing was irritatingly repetitive, and the story itself, even taking into account the time period in which it was written, was rife with stereotypes, racism, and utterly unbelievable characters. I do not recommend this book!

[Lynn]

Didn't finish the book. Couldn't get through the slaughter of these animals by stupid men just blasting away because they thought it was fun.