The Jazz Girls and the Flyboy: A Jewish Saga of WWII and Israel Paperback - 2010

Alan B. Berkowitz, born in New York City, has lived in several parts of the country and has traveled throughout the world. He is a diverse writer of a compilation of short stories, "Confessions of a Jewish Santa," a six year monthly family newsletter called "The Rock Candy Gazette" and a how-to-survival book, "Skyjack 9-11!" which he co-authored with Prof. Andrei Aleinikov, PhD soon after the tragedy. Berkowitz authored several other magazine and technical articles during and following his career as a management consultant. He is a professional pianist, a caricaturist, and he has also acted in leading roles in local theatrical productions. Berkowitz is Jewish and currently resides with his family in a cozy suburb of Houston, Texas Allen K. Kinchen, a proud Christian and first time writer. He is originally from Ponchatoula, Louisiana, outside New Orleans. He has a keen interest in New Orleans history and loves WWII airplanes. Kinchen worked as an aviation instrumentation specialist for thirty years. His hobbies include Ham radio operation and studying modes of flight. He met his co-author via an internet local community webpage where he advertized for a co-author for some ideas he had for a book. Kinchen and his family reside in The Woodlands suburb of Houston, Texas. He and Alan B. Berkowitz are busily discussing and working on the sequel to this novel.