The subject matter isn't terribly interesting to me but the process is sure 'nuff interesting.
Self publishing has been around forever but sites like Lulu push more content a bigger audience. More information=goodness.
SHOOT Only at the Red Airplane is exactly the kind of book that should be self-published. If you're interested in obscure WWII history or aviation, this is something that will interest you. Bill spent his service in WWII working on a target drone squadron. During (and after) the war, various radio-controlled aircraft were used as flying targets for Army and Navy gunners, and Bill's well-researched book provides a lot of first-hand information as to how these craft were developed and used.
Bill's prose is merely serviceable, and the editing and layout is OK, but this is really what historians call a primary source - what you use to write the more formal history of an event.
Self publishing has been around forever but sites like Lulu push more content a bigger audience. More information=goodness.
