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John Lewis-Stempel
John Lewis-Stempel (1961-) is a historian and author. He has published on subjects ranging from the history of Native Americans to World War II, and has also authored the books "Fatherhood", described as a "beautiful anthology" by the Sunday Times and The Wild Life [1]. Throughout his career he has written nearly 100 books which have sold millions of copies.
Lewis-Stempel started writing as Jon E. Lewis, notably publishing with constable and robinson. He has recently had the critically acclaimed ("a triumph - Saul Bellow") "London:The Autobiography" published under this name. Although he still writes as Jon. E. Lewis, he is now also published under his real name. "Six Weeks: The Short and Gallant Life of the British Officer in the First World War" is to be published on 28th October and features all new research from Lewis-Stempel. He lives in Hereforshire with his wife Penny, son Tristram and daughter Freda.
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