• The true story of a German airship which was shot down over Suffolk in 1917
• The ‘Blitz’ of the First World War
• The ascendancy of fixed-wing aircraft over airships and dirigibles
• The aftermath of the crash and lasting impact of the event

Mark Mower is a crime writer and historian whose work has appeared in over 40 books. He has lectured for the Workers’ Educational Association and Anglia Ruskin University, and regularly gives talks to historical societies and community groups. He is a member of Crime Writers’ Association and the Sherlock Holmes Society of London and has written 38 Sherlock Holmes stories.