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by John Peters, John Nichol · BCA · tapa dura · 256 pages
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Tornado Down relata la historia de los tenientes de vuelo de la RAF, John Peters y John Nichol, cuyo avión Tornado fue derribado sobre Irak durante la Guerra del Golfo. El libro narra su entrenamiento inicial, los primeros indicios de tortura por parte de sus interrogadores iraquíes, la emoción de su liberación y su regreso a sus familias, así como las dificultades de afrontar la fama nacional. Una historia de supervivencia, resistencia y el precio de la guerra.
John Nichol, was a Scottish literary scholar, academic, writer who served as the first Regius Professor of English Language and Literature at the University of Glasgow. He was well known for his drama Hannibal (1873) as well as his biographies of Robert Burns, Lord Byron, and of his friend Thomas Carlyle. He is also well known for his books Tables of European Literature and History (1876) and Tables of Ancient Literature and History (1877).
