Going Solo

Roald Dahl's autobiographical account of his experiences as a young RAF pilot during World War II, serving in East Africa and Greece. The memoir details his dangerous flying missions, encounters with enemy aircraft, and the camaraderie among fellow pilots during wartime. Dahl's characteristic wit and storytelling ability bring to life both the excitement and terror of aerial combat, while also exploring themes of courage, friendship, and coming-of-age during a pivotal moment in history. This sequel to 'Boy' offers readers insight into the experiences that would later influence Dahl's fiction writing.