Cockpit Confessions of an Airline Pilot

By Stephen Gary Keshner

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0967554098
• ISBN13: 9780967554099
• Release Date: April 2001
• Publisher: Booksonnet.com
• Length: 260 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

MY FAVORITE NEW AUTHOR, THE NEW HEMINGWAY!

From the desk of G. Gordon Liddy: How to describe a 300-page gem? Keshner bashes the Clintons, the Arabs, the Saudis, the muslims, all minorities and himself. He is constantly in pursuit of the truth, the meaning of life, and a living flying airplanes, but he knows that life is too important to be taken seriously! This is a guy whose book was published in April of 2001 ( five months before the 9/11 incident ), who is talking about Osama, Small Pox, Anthrax, Jets being shot down ( TWA-800 ), and the Abu Sayeff guerillas... Surely, this gentleman is a Mossad agent who spent many years in the Middle-East. Anyway, read the book, it is a scream, a hoot and a holler.

MY GOD, IT'S BRILLIANT!

It has been many years since I've read a book that affects me as does COCKPIT CONFESSIONS. I had no idea what to expect, the title certainly doesn't prepare you for this odyssey. A brilliant journey, raw and blinding.This is the first book since JAWS and THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA, which I read in one sitting... now, I open COCKPIT at random, and the 2nd and 3rd readings are still great.

MY FAVORITE NEW AUTHOR, THE NEW HEMINGWAY!

From the desk of G. Gordon Liddy: How to describe a 300-page gem? Keshner bashes the Clintons, the Arabs, the Saudis, the muslims, all minorities and himself. He is constantly in pursuit of the truth, the meaning of life, and a living flying airplanes, but he knows that life is too important to be taken seriously! This is a guy whose book was published in April of 2001 ( five months before the 9/11 incident ), who is talking about Osama, Small Pox, Anthrax, Jets being shot down ( TWA-800 ), and the Abu Sayeff guerillas... Surely, this gentleman is a Mossad agent who spent many years in the Middle-East. Anyway, read the book, it is a scream, a hoot and a holler.

INITIALLY, DISTRACTING... FINALLY, BRILLIANT!

At first I was annoyed by the terrible editing job, the seemingly unrelated stories, the disjointed nature of the narrative... then, it became clear that I was living a life, time was passing, the author's style was growing, and I was fascinated... I have discovered the precious pearl in the sloppy mess of an oyster. It is not surprising that my fellow critics rate this book only on both ends of the spectrum, all five stars, or only one star... Keshner is a brilliant story teller, a flawed human being, and I will read the book over and over again, that makes this amazing adventure a five star book to me.

Surprised

If you accept anything in this book or not you will at least be highly entertained. If you do accept this author then you will be seriously enlightened. It reads very quickly, and is a shocking revelation of the routes and stays in Middle East, Saudi, Iraq to Pakistan. ...