Everything but the Kitchen Sink

From his early years, Chester Campbell acquired a passion for flying. It caused him to volunteer for Aviation Cadet training in the latter stages of World War II. But our success in the air wars over Europe and the Far East dashed his hopes. The Army Air Forces bounced him about the Training Command until the war ended before he got to pilot training. This resulted in a new-found interest in writing. After an interlude as an Air Force intelligence officer in Seoul during the Korean...
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From his early years, Chester Campbell acquired a passion for flying. It caused him to volunteer for Aviation Cadet training in the latter stages of World War II. But our success in the air wars over Europe and the Far East dashed his hopes. The Army Air Forces bounced him about the Training Command until the war ended before he got to pilot training. This resulted in a new-found interest in writing. After an interlude as an Air Force intelligence officer in Seoul during the Korean War, he pursued the writing game for the next 70 years in just about every facet of the profession, from the lows of a failed attempt at short-story writing to the highs of editing his own creation called Nashville Magazine. This book tells the story from his birth a few years before the start of the Great Depression through periods of heartbreak and good fortune, leaving out none of the gritty details, hence the title Everything But The Kitchen Sink.