Beryl Markham, première aviatrice à traverser l'Atlantique seule et sans escale

She was called "unpleasant," "difficult," and "scandalous"—but even Hemingway admitted she could write better than him. Beryl Markham became Africa's first female horse trainer at 18, a daring bush pilot in her 20s, and in 1936, the FIRST person to fly solo across the Atlantic the "impossible way"—east to west, against howling headwinds, through darkness, for over 21 hours. She crash-landed in Nova Scotia with fumes in her tank and made history. Then the world forgot her—until Hemingway's secret