author
A little-known wartime novelist whose surviving work points to a sharp eye for military tension and frontline detail. Best known today for The Bridge, this author remains elusive, which gives the novel an added air of mystery.

by G. G. Revelle
G. G. Revelle is a very obscure author, and the clearest readily available record found here is Project Gutenberg’s listing for The Bridge, a war novel credited to Revelle. Based on that source, Revelle is known at least as the author of that book, which has remained available through public-domain archives.
Beyond that, reliable biographical details are hard to confirm. I wasn’t able to verify basics such as full name, birth and death dates, nationality, or a broader bibliography from dependable sources during this search, so it’s best to treat Revelle as an author whose published work survives more clearly than the personal history behind it.