Dunmore, Spencer
Biography
Born in the U.K., Spencer Dunmore came to Canada in 1954. He has written several novels, most notably, Bomb Run and Collision. In recent years, he has concentrated on military history: Reap the Whirlwind (1991), Wings for Victory (1994), Above and Beyond (1996), Explaining the Lusitania (with Robert Ballard; 1996), Lost Subs: From the Hunley to the Kursh, the Greatest Submarines Ever Lost - and Found (2002), and Undaunted : Long-Distance Flyers in the Golden Age of Aviation (2004).
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Published Work
2004. Undaunted : long-distance flyers in the golden age of aviation. Toronto : McClelland & Stewart. (Non-fiction)
2002. Lost subs : from the Hunley to the Kursh, the greatest submarines ever lost - and found. Toronto, Ont : Madison Press Book ; Cambridge, MA : Da Capo Press. (Non-fiction)
2001. On great white wings : the Wright Brothers and the race for flight. New York : Hyperion ; Toronto : Madison Press Book. (Non-fiction)
1999. In great waters : the epic story of the battle of the Atlantic, 1939-45. Toronto : M&S. (Non-fiction)
1996. Above and beyond : the Canadians' war in the air, 1939-45. Toronto : McClelland & Stewart. (Non-fiction)
1995. [with Robert D. Ballard] Exploring the Lusitania: Probing the Mysteries of the Sinking that Changed History. New York: Warner Books. (Nonfiction)
1994. Wings For Victory: The Remarkable Story of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan in Canada. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. (Nonfiction)
1991. Squadron. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. (Fiction)
1991. [with WIlliam Carter] Reap the Whirlwind: The Untold Story of 6 Group, Canada's Bomber Force of World War II. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. (Nonfiction)
1987. No Holds Barred. Toronto: Stoddart. (Fiction)
1984: The Sound of Wings. London, UK: Heinemann. (Fiction)
1978. Means of Escape. London, UK: P Davies. (Fiction)
1976. Final Approach. London, UK: P. Davies. (Fiction)
1974. Collision. London, UK: P. Davies. (Fiction)
1973. Tower of Strength. London, UK: P. Davies. (Fiction)
1971. Bomb Run. London, UK: P. Davies. (Fiction)
