Formed in 1982, over the years Grub Street has built up a well-respected and critically acclaimed military history list focusing on aviation. Its catalogue carries a healthy offering of autobiographies and biographies on world war figures. The most exciting development in recent years has been their Boys series giving the reader intimate knowledge of how postwar aircraft such as the Lightning, Hunter, Vulcan, Victor, Valiant, Jaguar, Phantom and Buccaneer were operated. With a large and successful backlist they are proud to publish books that make a significant contribution to historical aviation archives and stand the test of time.
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Flying Solo 'Round the World in a Homebuilt Aircraft: The Ultimate Adventure
by Manuel Queiroz
Price: $35.00
ISBN: 9781908117090
Publisher: Grub Street
Pub Date: 2011-08-11
Format: Hardcover
Imprint: Grub Street Publishing
160 Pages
Ten years ago Manuel Queiroz declared his intention to fly solo around the world. Having just beaten cancer, he was buoyed by the recent brush with mortality and ready to take on a life-changing goal. Five years ago he fulfilled his ultimate dream and Chasing the Morning Sun is the exhilarating story of his record-breaking journey.
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Formed in 1982, over the years Grub Street has built up a well-respected and critically acclaimed military history list focusing on aviation. Its catalogue carries a healthy offering of autobiographies and biographies on world war figures. The most exciting development in recent years has been their Boys series giving the reader intimate knowledge of how postwar aircraft such as the Lightning, Hunter, Vulcan, Victor, Valiant, Jaguar, Phantom and Buccaneer were operated. With a large and successful backlist they are proud to publish books that make a significant contribution to historical aviation archives and stand the test of time. 
