Brett Holman. The Next War in the Air: Britain’s Fear of the Bomber, 1908-1941. Farnham and Burlington: Ashgate, 2014. :D
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Love the cover art! (have just gone back and read your blog posts about it which I had previously missed).
The art speaks for itself, but the title translates any ambiguity!
Congratulations! It’s a great feeling – enjoy it. Because once you start finding the typos, it’s all downhill from there … ;-)
Congratulations on this milestone! What a wonderful sense of coming full-circle. I’m looking forward to reading the book.
Thanks! It’s certainly a great feeling, to have it exist in the real world at long last.
Alan:
Ah, well, I’ve already found a couple, including a really annoying one at the end of the introduction. By the way, you might notice a familiar spine on one of the bookshelves in the background!
I see I’m in a highly respectable neighborhood, with Sonya Rose and David Edgerton just down the road to borrow a cup of (rationed) sugar from … though I can’t figure out who the person right next door is.
You’re doing this “acquisitions” thing wrong, Brett. There’s supposed to be a brief, snarky review. Congratulations, by the way.
Congrats Brett. Hopefully our copy will rock up at the Flinders library soon.
Well done, Brett! What a pleasure it has been to follow the creation of this book over the years. Congratulations!
Cheers again.
Alan:
That’s Simon Garfield’s We Are At War. Well-spotted on the other two, though.
Erik:
There’ll be plenty of snark when the reviews come in, I’m sure.
Paul:
And it has been a few years now! Nearly 9 since I started the PhD, nearly 5 years since I finished it — and 2.5 years since I signed the book contract. History is a time-consuming process.
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