Lundarien Press

The first book in this series tells the fascinating story and heroic, two-decade reconstruction of the world's only airworthy Bristol Blenheim bomber.

The second book in this series follows the history of the ‘Guinea Pig Club’, founded by the brilliant plastic
surgeon, Sir Archibald McIndoe.

The third book in the series tells the amazing story of the most renowned bombers of World War II:
America’s B-17 - the ‘Flying Fortress’ - and Britain’s Lancaster Bomber.

The fourth book in the series tells the amazing story of the two most famous fighters in World War II: the Spitfire and the Mustang.

The fifth book in this series recounts the nostalgic and moving history of fighting in the skies during World War II from every fighting Air Force on both sides of the Atlantic, and the stories of the men and machines

A main mystery surrounding the mysterious figure of King Arthur is the commonly expressed doubt whether he actually has a place in history.

The campaign diary of Private Richard Barnham, 38th Regiment South Staffordshire, detailing his personal experience of the Crimean War from 1854-6. (Foreword by David Cliff.)

In this final book in the series, local historian, Marion Russell, takes us through the town's life during the first ten years of her own, from 1915 to 1925.

In this first book, local historian, Marion Russell, takes us through the town's life from its birth to the opening of the 20th Century.

Following on from the first book, How Carnforth Grew, local historian, Marion Russell, takes us through the town's life during the first 15 years of the 20th Century, as seen through the eyes of her mother, Annie Barnham.

Thirteen-year-old Montgomery does not believe in magic. But then, he'd have said people don't live hundreds of metres below London, yet here they are! And in the Underworld city of Lundarien they have eight kinds of magic - the 'Magic Circles'