A Fighter Pilot's Guide to American Bachelorhood- Press Release

Press Release

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July 30, 2008: Fighter Pilot's New Book Shows Young Men how to Better Enjoy Their Lives and Plan for Their Futures

A Fighter Pilot’s Guide to American Bachelorhood by Connor “Zip” Stevens advises young men how to be their personal best

TAMPA, Fla. – A Fighter Pilot’s Guide to American Bachelorhood, a new book by Connor “Zip” Stevens, guides young men in all the essentials of life, from throwing a party to finding a girlfriend.

Author Connor Stevens believes that young men in today’s society need a place to go for advice, and he suggests that a great place to start is with his book, A Fighter Pilot’s Guide to American Bachelorhood. Fighter pilots, says Stevens, are great guides to life because they are trained to plan, surmise, be thoughtful, and to get to the heart of the matter as soon as possible. Using “man-to-man” language, Stevens shows young men how to handle a cantankerous boss and get the right job. He explores how to be fit and healthy, how to be a good friend, and how to make sure your finances are in good working order. He also discusses women, advising young men on the best way to break up, and the best reasons to marry.

Filled with handy tips, A Fighter Pilot’s Guide to American Bachelorhood is a book that the author thinks will inspire young men to be their very best.

For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author here. A Fighter Pilot’s Guide to American Bachelorhood is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author

Connor “Zip” Stevens graduated from the Naval Academy in 1988 with an Aerospace Engineering Degree. A member of the Marine Corps, he went on to Naval Flight School and became a flight school instructor. Stevens is currently a captain for a major commercial airline and lives in Tampa, Fla.