David Hartley Milnes Books

This author is celebrated as a storyteller with an unconventional style and a profound grasp of the human condition. Their work, once described as 'bleak but impressive,' delves into the darker aspects of existence with remarkable candor. Each creation is the result of meticulous craftsmanship, drawing from a rich tapestry of past occupations and international experiences that enrich their unique literary voice. The author grapples with modern challenges, such as digital piracy, seeking ways to protect their creations while sharing them with the world.

Way of the Infidel
328 pages
12 hours of reading
4.5(2)Add rating
Exploring the cyclical nature of existence, the narrative delves into the human experience of living, working, and ultimately facing mortality. It examines the meaning behind our daily routines and the impact of our choices, prompting readers to reflect on their own lives and the legacy they leave behind. The book invites contemplation on the balance between ambition and the ephemeral nature of life, encouraging a deeper understanding of what it means to truly live.
An English Airman Foresees his Death
266 pages
10 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of the turn of the millennium, the story follows Antony Rose, a veteran of the Battle of Britain, as he navigates his solitary twilight years in the Norfolk countryside. His interactions are mostly with local townspeople, including a butcher and a baker, while he maintains his fitness at a nearby Leisure Pool. The narrative explores themes of aging, memory, and the lingering impact of war on those who survived it.

Way of the Infidel

An English Airman Foresees his Death