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Laurence Gonzales's classic aviation book about learning to become a stunt pilot at a small airfield in the Midwest.
“An aviation classic and a must-read for people who like good writing.”
- Patty Wagstaff, three-time U.S. National Aerobatic Champion
“Laurence Gonzales' One Zero Charlie is the quintessential portrait of the vanishing small airport, and it's exquisitely written. Gonzales is an aerobatic pilot and the son of a WWII pilot/hero: He really knows what he writes about. This isn't the usual sanitized, ‘Ain't flying fun?’ look at general aviation. Read it if you have the nerve; if not, read it anyway.”
- Tony Bill, Plane & Pilot Magazine |
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