Randall Brink

Randall Brink was born in Idaho and has written a dozen books of fiction and non-fiction, including the critically-acclaimed LOST STAR: THE SEARCH FOR AMELIA EARHART. He will re-issue the novel PAN PACIFIC, as well as a new novel, NORTH BRANCH GOLD CREEK on Amazon Kindle, later in 2012.

He has been a keen observer of American state and national politics since the 1970s, has been a political candidate and served as a national presidential campaign chairman.

He began his literary career as a magazine writer, and became an editor for aviation news and general-interest periodicals. In his early career, he wrote the books, THE FLIGHT SCHOOL HANDBOOK, BUYING AND RESTORING A LIGHT PLANE ON A BUDGET, and THE SEAGOING COMPUTER, the first book published about how to use computers aboard cruising yachts.

He is a novelist, screenwriter, an airline captain, and has held posts as an airline CEO, as well as Head of Creative Development for an independent motion-picture production company.