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Gann, Ernest K(ellogg) 1910–: Critical Essay by David F. Salisbury

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Ernie Gann is well known to lovers of tales of the air. His classic novels "Fate Is the Hunter" and "The High and the Mighty"—and the movies made from them—captured the magic as well as the tragedy of the early days of aviation.

With his new book, "The Aviator," Mr. Gann once again explores this familiar skyscape….

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Gann, Ernest K(ellogg) 1910–: Critical Essay by David F. Salisbury from Literature Criticism Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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