Britain, 1938…
Europe is sliding towards war…
Out now! A new novel by John Ludlam
WE ARE MADE
London, 1938. William is grieving over his former teacher, killed fighting for the Republicans in Spain. As Europe slides towards war, he abandons his dream of a life in academia to support his family by working in a factory manufacturing Spitfire parts. He bumps into Elizabeth, an old school friend, and falls in love. But Elizabeth is no longer the girl he remembers…
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Northern France, 1918. War artist Alton Fay is attached to an RAF reconnaissance squadron, tasked with recording everyday life on the aerodrome. When he’s offered an opportunity to fly on active missions, he seizes it. The war to end all wars is changing everything at home. But, aloft in the maelstrom of aerial combat, the old ways still hold and scores must be settled.
About the author
John Ludlam is a Devon-based writer and filmmaker. The first words he wrote for public consumption were punk rock lyrics. Three decades as a journalist, including spells in Iraq, Jerusalem and Hong Kong, taught him that geopolitics will never leave us alone. More about John