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G. G. Revelle

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.

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The Bridge

The Bridge

by G. G. Revelle

About the author

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.