Did our Jim Hooper write "100 Feet Over Hell: Flying with the Men of the 220th Recon Airplane Company Over I Corps and the DMZ, Vietnam 1968-1969?" Zenith Press, 2009, 258 pp. $25.
Air & Space Smithstonian magazine gave it a good review. I wonder how it compares with "The Ravens" by Christopher Robins?
Is this the same DZO - turned combat reporter - who wrote "Bloodsong" and various other books about short, nasty and brutal wars in Africa?
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last Sunday in Alexandria Virginia I went to Col. John Fenzel's book signing at Barnes & Nobel http://www.johnfenzel.com/
I went looking for Jim Hooper's book http://www.jimhooper.co.uk/ and couldn't find it, the nice lady at customer service looked into her computer and said they were SOLD OUT and had more on order.
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Many thanks for the generous comments. The book-signings at the two National Air and Space Museums' locations last month went very well, made better by having Andy Keech - skydiver and distinguished author of the three Skies Call volumes - being there. Wish we'd had more time to sit down and reminisce with our favorite lies and jump stories.
The early success of A Hundred Feet Over Hell, which has been at the top of the Air Warfare genre the last four months, has been very gratifying, with a steady stream of excellent reviews appearing, not least the one in Air & Space/Smithsonian magazine. Amazon offers the best price.
If anyone has a copy and wants it signed, gimme a shout and I'll drop a personalized bookplate in the mail. Just peel off the back and put it on the first page.
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If anyone has a copy and wants it signed, gimme a shout and I'll drop a personalized bookplate in the mail. Just peel off the back and put it on the first page.
I don't want a bookplate I want a personal note with signature. Like I got from Colonel John Fenzel. http://www.johnfenzel.com/
And I'm still pissed about not being invited to the Smithsonian signing.
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I don't want a bookplate I want a personal note with signature. Like I got from Colonel John Fenzel. http://www.johnfenzel.com/
And I'm still pissed about not being invited to the Smithsonian signing.
Steve, ol' buddy-- Ed Scott at USPA put out a note on Facebook about it, so I figured...okay, okay, so I screwed up. Anyway, attached is what a bookplate looks like. Tell me what you want on it and I'll comply. Should take about a week to reach you via snail mail. Hoop SCR242 www.jimhooper.co.uk
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Hi Hoop. I'd LOVE a personalized book plate for my copy. Is it easier for you to send to Florida (Where I'll be end November) or Denmark? I'll PM you the address.
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Hoop,
If my copy arrives in time, I'm bringing it with so you can sign it for me. If not, the bookplate will do fine as it's still your signature and that's what counts
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Hi Hoop. I'd LOVE a personalized book plate for my copy. Is it easier for you to send to Florida (Where I'll be end November) or Denmark? I'll PM you the address.
thanks kate
Kate-- Your choice. Whichever address you give me, I'll have it in the mail the same day. --Hoop