Peter Greene is the author of some really fun and action-packed youth-YA historical fiction set when the British Navy commanded the high seas. Winner of the Chanticleer Goethe award in 2017, Greene shared these thoughts in an interview:

This best-seller is getting a review because it uses some of the same ingredients as The Kingdom of the Air. This is a Wilbur Smith collaboration with David Churchill and is instalment #15 in the sweeping historical saga of the Courtneys of Africa, though it is not dif...

O'Nan deftly tells a tale of complex characters in a fascinating city at a pivotal time in history. Brand is an illegal Latvian immigrant in Post WW2 British-Mandate Jerusalem. He has survived German and Russian camps and is the last of his family. He is at times forlo...

 An SBS Review of the Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard WW2 thriller elicited the comment below:

 I saw this beautiful creation a few nights ago. I love the colours, clothes and music of this era but the main thing this movie did for me was remind me graphically...

That's the question Juliet asked. It's also been a matter of discussion in book club discussions about 'The Kingdom of the Air'. What is the significance of the title? The obvious reference is to the contested skies during the Battle of Britain - a test of air superior...

Fans of The Kingdom of the Air will probably enjoy the stunning visuals of a Spitfire vs. Messerschmitt dogfight with an interesting twist to follow in Nick Ryan's short 10 minute film titled "The German".

Summer holidays in Australia and the sequel to The Kingdom of the Air is brewing up. Working title: The Raven's Sky...