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Our 2022 Air Campaign books look at several major conflicts across the 20th century, which ones are you looking forward to the most?  Continue Reading

'Battle of the Atlantic 1942–45', the second of two volumes, explores the climactic events of the Battle of the Atlantic, and reveals how air power - both maritime patrol aircraft and carrier aircraft - ultimately proved to be the Allies' most important weapon in one of the most bitterly fought naval campaigns of World War II. On the blog today, author Mark Lardas looks at some of the advantages the Allies had.Continue Reading

In today's blog post, we're revealing some of the artwork from a few of our February 2021 titles. Let us know what you think in the comments section and, if you would like to see any artwork from our March titles, be sure to mention that too!Continue Reading

Our 2021 Air Campaign books look at several major conflicts across the 20th century, which ones are you looking forward to the most?Continue Reading

On the blog today, we’re looking at three fantastic pieces of artwork from a few of our September books. Let us know what you think and if there are any October titles you want to see art from in the comments section!Continue Reading

This month, the book vote looks at the Weapon series, with five new books battling for your vote. Read more about the full list of options before casting your vote by clicking on the link included.Continue Reading

Today on the blog, we're looking at a few wonderful pieces of artwork from three of our April 2020 books. Let us know what you think in the comments section. If there are any May titles you would like to see the artwork from, don't forget to mention that tooContinue Reading

To start our book vote in 2020, we're looking at five books from the Air Campaign series. As with every month, there are five books to choose between. Have a read of the descriptions and cast your vote!Continue Reading

On the blog today, Mark Stille, looks at some of the myths that occurred during the campaign for Guadalcanal, the subject of his latest book, 'Guadalcanal 1942–43'.Continue Reading

Today on the blog we're looking at some of the artwork from the last of our 2019 titles. Let us know what you think in the comments section.Continue Reading