London Tales is a new collection of short stories from Tim Walker that echo London’s past, reflect the present and imagine its future.
Starting with a dramatic account of Queen Boudica’s rebel army attack on Londinium (Roman London) in 60 CE, it ends with a dystopian tale set during the final evacuation as rising sea levels claim the city.
In between, there are stories set during the Peasant’s Revolt in 1381, the Great Fire of London in 1666, the last ice fair in 1814, Jack the Rippers murders of 1888, the Blitz of 1941, then the World Cup summer of 1966, the 70s, 80s and the London terror attacks of 2007. It’s a work of fiction, drawing on key moments in London’s fascinating 2,000 year history.
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Tim is a blogger and author based near Windsor in the UK. His most recent novel is Guardians at the Wall, published in June 2021. This follows the completion of five-book series, A Light in the Dark Ages, with Arthur Rex Brittonum in 2020. This is preceded by Arthur Dux Bellorum (2019); Uther's Destiny (2018); Ambrosius: Last of the Romans (2017) and Abandoned (second edition 2018). Other titles include: Devil Gate Dawn, published in 2016, a tense post-Brexit political/crime thriller; Postcards from London (short stories)and Thames Valley Tales (short stories); The Adventures of Charly Holmes; Charly & The Superheroes and Charly in Space (children's book series).
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