Norman Corwin's One World Flight: The Lost Journal of Radio's Greatest Writer

During Corwin's travels to 17 countries in 1946, he kept a diary of his personal thoughts and observations, and shortly after his return to the States he wrote an intimate account of the journey. Both were put away and forgotten for decades as Corwin faced other writing deadlines. More than sixty years after the trip, media historians Michael C. Keith and Mary Ann Watson unearthed these extraordinary documents, which not only provide a unique analysis of the international scene on the heels of World War Two but also demonstrate the rare power of Corwin's words, the astuteness of his eye, and the depth of his compassion for the human race.