Flying Without Wings

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When looking for inspirational images to create my World War II character, I saw this young boy lost in the rubble of war and loved how he clung to his toy.

Although this abandoned Helensburgh railroad tunnel is in Australia, Anthony Ginman photo's sheer beauty inspired some ideas for my World War II novel.

World War II air raid shelter hidden in woodland around Chedworth's disused airfield. I used this idea for inspiration while writing Flying Without Wings.

World War II novel, Flying Without Wings, opens where my character, Johan Faulkner, is spying on some Nazi officers. He is hiding beside a broken window in his barracks at Theresienstadt Ghetto.

This image of a closed military site at RAF Folkingham in Lincolnshire is home to an ageing collection of decommissioned military vehicles, farming machinery and lorries dating from the 1940s.

Old war shelter above ground. How ever were people supposed to be safe from bombs dropping in this little shelter?

This World War II Toy Aeroplane inspired a lot of the story behind Flying Without Wings. Why is it so important to the story? What happens to it that causes heartbreak?

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