African Camp Fires is an engaging travel memoir by American author Stewart Edward White, detailing his adventures during a safari in East Africa. White, a seasoned outdoorsman and naturalist, embarked on this journey in the early 20th century, when much of Africa was still relatively unexplored by Western travelers. The book captures the excitement, beauty, and challenges of life in the African wilderness.Through vivid storytelling, White recounts his encounters with wildlife, including elephants, lions, and rhinos, as well as his interactions with local tribes and fellow hunters. He offers detailed observations of the African landscape, from the vast savannas to the dense jungles, providing readers with an immersive experience of the untamed environment. His descriptions of hunting expeditions are interwoven with reflections on the ethical considerations of hunting and conservation.