Who wrote about his life in the RAE during World War 2 under the pseudonym 'Flying Officer X'?
H. E. Bates RAF solely to write short stories. The Air Ministry realised that the populace was less concerned with facts and figures about the war than it was with reading about those who were fighting it. The stories were originally published in the "News Chronicle" under the pseudonym of “Flying Officer X”. Later they were published in book form as "The Greatest People in the World and Other Stories" and "How Sleep the Brave and Other Stories". His first financial success was "Fair Stood the Wind for France". Following a posting to the Far East, this was followed by two novels about
Screwed: The Truth About Life as a Prison Officer Screwed: The Truth About Life as a Prison Officer Screwed: The Truth About Life as a Prison Officer is a non-fiction book written by former prison officer Ronnie Thompson (a pseudonym). The book was first published by Headline Review on 24 January 2008 in hardback. "Screwed" is Thompson's account of his time serving seven years in some of the UK's toughest jails. The action is set around "HMP Romwell", a fictional prison. Thompson created HMP Romwell to protect the identities of the establishments he worked in and the colleagues he worked with. Throughout the book, the author describes his day-to-day