DATE OF BIRTH: September 9, 1927

PLACE OF BIRTH: Edmonton

EMPLOYMENT OTHER THAN WRITING: Pilot/Magazine Editor

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

Coast Dogs Don't Lie: Tales from the North Coast Sched (Sono Nis, 2010)

Flights of a Coast Dog: A Pilot's Log (1999; Sono Nis, 2009)

No Numbered Runways: Floatplane Pioneers of the West Coast (Sono Nis, 2004)

A Pilot's Journey Log ISBN 978-0-981313917 (Coast Dog Press)

Fling Wing ISBN 918-0-9813139-2-4 (Coast Dog Press)

BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS:

Jack Schofield of Mayne Island flew, for 20 years, as a commercial seaplane pilot along the full stretch of coastal British Columbia and throughout much of North America including the Canadian Arctic. He founded and edited B.C. Aviator magazine. It was sold to OP Publishing of Vancouver (Pacific Yachting, BC Outdoors) in 2002 and turned into a national publication called Aviator.

"People who fly airplanes on this coast will always have stories to tell," he says. Coast Dog Press is the name under which Schofield provides authoring and full design services and distribution to self publishers in both paper and digital books. In 2018, Jack Schofield's Mayne Island publishing service, Coast Dog Press, was selected to edit, layout and design books for on-line publisher Canadian Aviator magazine, in existence since 1990. Titles include Bush Hawk (Undaunted Belief) by R.S.Found (978-0-9950292-3-1) and Best Seat in the House-Flying for Canada's National Air Line by J.E. Griffith (978-1-7753533-0-0). Russ Niles is the publisher and editor of both Canadian Aviator and the Canadian Pilot and Owner's Association publication entitled COPA Flight.
Some of the inventory of Schofield's first three titles were lost when a fire consumed Sono Nis Press's warehouse in Winlaw, B.C.

http://issuu.com/coastdog2/docs/flying_upside_down/1

[BCBW 2018] "Transportation"

Review of the author's work by BC Studies:
A Pilot's Journey Log: Daryl Smith and Pacific Coastal Airlines