Aftermath by Keith Lowe
Keith LoweWeekly posts about the effects of war, from WWII to today. Wars don't just end. They have consequences.
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Summer reads, 2026
Summer is a beautiful time. When I sit in the sun, eyes shut, listening to the sound of distant lawn mowers or the babble of families picnicking in the park, it takes me back to a time when youth seemed eternal and whole days could be fritt...
The Real James Bond, Ch.4
Trivia
Have you ever wondered where the name “James Bond” came from, or who was the inspiration for Miss Moneypenny? In this final chapter in my series about the British superspy, I’m going to delve into some of the details behind the Bond...
The Real James Bond, Ch.3
When Ian Fleming sat down to write his first novel in February 1952, the omens were not good. Fleming was a middle-aged man, bored with his life, slightly depressed because he was about to get married (and as all his friends knew, he wasn’t...
The Real James Bond, Ch.2
James Bond has always been a conduit for male fantasies about heroism and sexual conquest. But he is also a very lonely figure. He is used and exploited by the government he serves, whose orders he follows without question despite the huge...
The Real James Bond, Ch.1
With unconfirmed rumours suggesting that the next James Bond film won’t hit our cinema screens until 2028, I’ve decided to write a series of articles about this iconic and controversial character, just to tide us all over. In the coming wee...
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Historian, former publisher, bestselling author. I write about the aftermath of war, particularly World War II. My books include "Savage Continent","The Fear & the Freedom", "Prisoners of History" and "Naples 1944".
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