British and Commonwealth War Cemeteries Book Cover
Julie will be appearing at the Oxford Literary Festival (20-28 March 2010) hosting a panel entitled 'Fighting for the Soul of English' with Susie Dent, Professor Stephen Harrison and Henry Hitchings. She will also be interviewing Commander Toby Elliott, recently retired from the ex-services mental health charity, Combat Stress.
British and Commonwealth War Cemeteries New Book
This book will be published by Shire Books on 1 July 2010. It looks at the surprisingly short history of war cemeteries - just 95 years, from the Crimean to Korea. Fully illustrated.
Remembering Fromelles New Book
This commemorative book will be published to coincide with the Commonwealth War Graves exhibition at the Imperial War Museum, London (opens 1 July 2010) to mark the construction of the first new CWGC cemetery in over half a century. Fully illustrated and with essays by some of the archaeologists involved in the excavations and identification processes, it is a fascinating overview of the project to rebury 250 Australian and British servicemen first buried by the Germans after the Battle of Fromelles in 1916.
Returning Evacuees New Book
Following the success of Stranger in the House, Simon & Schuster has commissioned Julie to write a book about what happened when Evacuee Children returned home. So much has appeared in print, on television and in films about the children leaving home but nothing has ever been written about their returns. This book will address this subject which is at times funny, often touching and frequently sad. Publication March 2011.
The Colonel of Tamarkan New Audio CD
The Colonel of Tamarkan was released as an Audio CD in 2009. Abridged by Neville Teller and read by Anton Lesser. www.chromeaudio.com. Both audio CDs were featured in the Sunday Times Best of 2009. Chrome Audio was the only production company with two audio CDs nominated, which was very exciting.
Stranger in the House Now in Paperback
“It is in the courage, honesty and vividness of these first-hand accounts that the power of these reminiscences lies” - Daily Telegraph

Stranger in the House was published on 1st September 2008. The paperback released 6th July 2009.

Julie was interviewed by Jenni Murray on Woman's Hour and the book was serialised in You Magazine in November, and has been reviewed in the Daily Telegraph, The Spectator, the Mail on Sunday, Good Housekeeping, BBC History Magazine and most recently The Sunday Times.

An audio CD of Stranger in the House is now available via Chrome Audio, Amazon and most good bookshops.