. >> there is the acrobatic association issued licenses for a while in the 20s that orville wright would sign?? >> he signed a lot of the licenses even for these women here. in. in fact on the very first page a picture in the book there is an image of the license of bruce mom -- and amelia is title ofpls most accomplished female pilot and there was this beautiful image of her license from her dc descendents down in georgia and the signature is orville wright. >> where does beryl markham sitd in with the fly girls? some background and then i'll answer i was looking to tell one specific story about women inthd aviation the story of women fighting for the right to fly and then to try triumph and beat the men. as a journalist i learned long ago you have to know what your story is about in two lines oriw less if you can then you know what you need to find or whoherr your characters are because in the late 20s and through theimee time when my story and, hundreds of women are flying. to be really accomplished and prominent femalee acco pilot. the reason why i chose these characters is because t

and that's from her descendents and the signature on it is orville wright. >> where does -- fit in with the fly girls? >> i was looking for one specific story with women and aviation. and in these races and then to triumph. and as a journalist i learned long ago know what your story is about. and if you can say what your story is about. and you know here characters are. and then through the time where the story and, there are hundreds of women flying. and to be accomplished and prominent female pilots. that's because they were friends in the heart and soul of the battle. and if one wired crash another would come to visit and be there for her. but to burst onto the scene at the very end and then to fly the atlantic ocean flying from europe to north america. and then to crash land on the coast of canada. so she makes a daring flight at the very end of this narrative. to bump up those narrative strands. and the out of africa story. >> when i read the globe sunday article about a millionaire heart. nobody knew she was a a social worker in boston. where did she live? where did she go but nob