Ernest Kellogg Gann was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, USA on October 13, 1910. He flew as an airline pilot, served in World War II, built and sailed boats, and wrote books. His experiences gave him the material for some of his adventure and aviation novels. Many of his books were made into movies including Blaze Noon, Island in the Sky, The High and the Mighty, and Soldier of Fortune. He died at his home in San Juan, Washington, USA on December 19, 1991.
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- In the Company of Eagles Cultural analysis of World War I aviation novel. Includes the main motifs of revenge and mercy, plus other motifs such as aviation culture, material culture, military culture, gender roles, and food as culture.
- Fate Is The Hunter Fan review of this book about Gann's experiences as an airline pilot. Includes excerpt from last chapter.