Nelson Montes-Bradley

Nelson Montes-Bradley was born in Rosario, Argentina, in September 12, 1935. He’s a writer and historian, author of "Contra viento y marea" an essay on the history of steam boat navigation on the River Plate basin, in South America and "Más liviano que el aire" a biographical work on Eduardo Bradley and his crossing of the Andes, from Chile to Argentina, in a coal gas aerostat in 1916. Montes-Bradley was one of the four original founders of Discos Qualiton in Argentina [La Nación, Nov. 24, 1967] [La Prensa, October 30, 1967. Article by Eduardo Lagos. Title: @Tango y Folklore]. Actualy he lives in Hallandale Beach, Florida, USA.

Bibliography

• "Contraviento y marea". La navegación a vapor y su introducción en el Rio de la Plata. (Against Wind and Tide). Author House, 2005.
  
• "Más liviano que el aire" (Lighter than Air). A biography on Eduardo Bradley, first ever to cross the Andean by air on a balloon. XLibris. Hardcover, ISBN: . Paperback. Publisher: Xlibris Corporation. ISBN: . 2007. 436 pages.
  
• "Recuerdos porteños de una pluma de Salem". La Nación. Enfoques. Perfiles: Nathaniel Hawthorne. Buenos Aires, domingo 19 de agosto de 2001.
  
• "Lucy y Nat en Salem". Revista Proa. Buenos Aires, N°30, tercera época, julio/ agosto 1997