Alone in West Africa, published in 1912 by Mary Gaunt, is a travel narrative detailing her adventures in West Africa. The book reflects Gaunt's journey of self-discovery, driven by a lifelong passion for exploration and adventure, which began in her childhood. It chronicles her experiences with the culture and landscapes of the region, as well as the personal challenges she faces as a widow fulfilling her dreams. Gaunt's work is notable for its vivid descriptions and insights into early 20th-century travel in Africa.
