Ernest K. Gann's Books
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Fate is the HunterErnest K. Gann’s unforgettable autobiography as life as an airplane pilot—and the knowledge that every day on the job could be the last.Read More
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USA Today, December 17, 2012
...your favorite aviation novels? -- submitted by reader Joseph L Cooke, Jamul, California Answer: My all-time favorite is Ernest K. Gann's Fate is the Hunter. If someone wants to understand pilots of the past, this novel provides very good insight. There...
Daytona Beach News Journal, February 26, 2013
...of “Captain”: After a long hiatus from writing, Captain Block rejoins the ranks of legendary pilots-turned-novelists such as Ernest K. Gann (“The High and the Mighty”) and brings us “Captain” — one of the best aviation/adventure thrillers...
Embedded Systems Programming, February 14, 2013
...payment was due yesterday. And his pals are off having fun now why shouldn't he? Famous author Ernest K. Gann in his fascinating autobiography A Hostage to Fortune notes that writing was the hardest thing he ever did. At times, to ensure he stayed in...
Globe and Mail, February 7, 2013
...modern winter tire. But in a strange way, I had enjoyed the journey. I remembered a line by Ernest K. Gann (a pilot who wrote a book about flying called Fate is the Hunter): “Anyone can do the job when things are going right.” When I got home later...
RocketNews, December 18, 2012
...your favorite aviation novels? – submitted by reader Joseph L Cooke, Jamul, California Answer: My all-time favorite is Ernest K. Gann’s Fate is the Hunter . If someone wants to understand pilots of the past, this novel provides very good...
USA Today, December 17, 2012
...your favorite aviation novels? -- submitted by reader Joseph L Cooke, Jamul, California Answer: My all-time favorite is Ernest K. Gann's Fate is the Hunter. If someone wants to understand pilots of the past, this novel provides very good insight. There...
Atlantic Monthly, September 1, 2012
...news. Later I will say more about Bach's work, which (like that of another very different aviator-author, Ernest K. Gann), deserves more attention and esteem than it usually receives these days. For the moment sympathies to his friends and family, and...
