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The Navigation Log Martin Corrick

The Navigation Log By Martin Corrick

The Navigation Log by Martin Corrick


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Summary

A wonderful, inventive first novel set primarily in WWII and told through the disparate lives of identical twins; one a fighter pilot, the other a school teacher

The Navigation Log Summary

The Navigation Log by Martin Corrick

When they are born the maid ties a luggage label around Tom's ankle. It is the only way to tell him and William apart. Years later, the loop of string remains; two ordinary boys growing up in England between the wars. Their mother is mostly absent. Their father too has his secrets. Across the road the neighbours watch them become young men. Tom takes after his daredevil uncle, captured by his vision of the aeroplane, how it soars and turns. William is entranced by the power of verse, by words that claim to speak of freedom. And then the war comes. In 1940, Tom is a Spitfire pilot, battling in the skies above Kent. William, a teacher in a progressive school, embarks on a journey of discovery that will end in Canterbury. How will they fare, the pilot and the pilgrim?

The Navigation Log Reviews

* Praise for THE NAVIGATION LOG 'Quirky, literate, funny...an assured, enjoyable book' DAILY MAIL

About Martin Corrick

A graduate of the creative writing MA at UEA, Martin Corrick was formerly a lecturer in literature and creative writing at the University of Southampton. He lives in Gloucestershire.

Additional information

GOR002813628
9780743220170
074322017X
The Navigation Log by Martin Corrick
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Simon & Schuster
2003-05-06
320
N/A
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This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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