Alan Bardo is a graduate of the MA in TV Script Writing at De Montfort University, He also havs a degree in Politics and History from Brunel University. Writing historical fiction combines the first great love of his life, making up stories, with the second, researching historical events and characters. He currently lives in Oxfordshire with his wife… the other great love of his life.
Despite the amount of material that has been written about the twentieth century there is still a great deal of mystery and debate surrounding many of its events, which He explores in his historical fiction series using a certain amount of artistic license to fill in the gaps, while remaining historically accurate. The series will chronicle the first half of the twentieth century from the perspective of Johnny Swift, a disgraced and degenerate diplomat and soldier; starting with the pivotal event of the twentieth century, the Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, in ‘The Assassins’.
Despite the amount of material that has been written about the twentieth century there is still a great deal of mystery and debate surrounding many of its events, which He explores in his historical fiction series using a certain amount of artistic license to fill in the gaps, while remaining historically accurate. The series will chronicle the first half of the twentieth century from the perspective of Johnny Swift, a disgraced and degenerate diplomat and soldier; starting with the pivotal event of the twentieth century, the Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, in ‘The Assassins’.
Genres: Historical
Series
Johnny Swift
1. The Assassins (2021)
2. The Dardanelles Conspiracy (2021)
3. Enemies and Allies (2022)
1. The Assassins (2021)
2. The Dardanelles Conspiracy (2021)
3. Enemies and Allies (2022)
Alan Bardos recommends
Codebreaker (2023)
(Emily Stearn, book 4)
Frank Malley
"Draws the reader into the desperate world of the intelligence Service's constant battle to avert disaster."
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