Letters to Evelyn

by John Selman

Overview

Love is in the Title

Letters to Evelyn, a true love story, is a book which when read, gives a unique point of view of our earth and ourselves. We have so much, but yet, so little. Letters to Evelyn shows us what happens when love finds a navy pilot.

An Ethical Standard to Live and Love By

Letters to Evelyn was a way for me to find a structure of morals which can give people easy and many obvious ethical virtues to live by. It is always mind-boggling that certain behaviors we see on TV actually exist when we watch the news. But an imaginative, intellectual and irresistable read will give you many words of wisdom that give love a chance for anyone willing to look.

A Friendly Pilot's Logbook and Journal

In Letters to Evelyn, after visiting his parents' home, an aspiring pilot's life begins to spin out of control when he begins to have hallucinations that may reveal his connection to an alien life form, God, and a mysterious woman named Evelyn.

A Scientific Journey Past the Edge of Interest

Letters to Evelyn gives a partial solution to the Grand Unifying Theory of Everything. It is found using easy mathematics and gives motive force to find new technologies, from new manufacturing systems to gravitational propulsion. A must read!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798998597480
Publisher:	John Selman
Publication date:	03/29/2025
Pages:	346
Product dimensions:	5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.72(d)

About the Author

What inspired me to write Letters to Evelyn was that I was seeing so many things wrong with a negative outlook on life. I thought I would give some of my dreams away that integrate with reality.

My name is John J. Selman, I'm originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, however I grew up in Brunswick, Maine when my parents moved here when I was four. I thought Brunswick, Maine had a strong tradition with poetry so, much of what I've seen in the English language are displayed in a lyrical sense.

I graduated first in my NROTC class at the University of Maine with a B.A. in German and a minor in economics, and with my degree, I chose to join naval service to become a pilot. My flight time has been spent in 10 different types of aircraft and I presently have two world records, one for the longest time spent with no sleep, greater than 12 days, that's talked about in my memoir, Letters to Evelyn, and my second is for the steepest, highest Sarajevo Approach with the lowest recovery in a T-34C. I flew from 6000 feet down to five feet above the treetops onto Eglin AFB with greater than a seventy degree nose down attitude. So, I enjoyed writing Letters to Evelyn because it allowed me to construct worlds with an impression, and give some of my ideas about what I believe is an ideal earth.