“Gann's most self - centered protagonist doesn't even come off as that good a pilot; and has every reason to reflect at the end, "I did it my way!" At his best, Benjamin Lawless is Kiffin Draper in embryo, and a critical difference is that, for all his faults and that he never grows up, you can't help but like Kiffin, maybe even admire him. If you're a Gann devotee, you'll want a copy for the shelf.”
“A personal favorite. Gann thought of it as the worst book he had ever written in his autobiography but I disagree. Anyone with a need to travel, a nomadic heart, or wanderlust should keep a copy with them