Stewart Binns Books In Order

Publication Order of The Great War Books

Publication Order of Making of England Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Stewart Binns is a published British author and filmmaker. He is known for producing many documentaries, several of which have won awards.

Stewart was born August 2, 1950. He was born in Lancaster but grew up in Burnley, Lancashire. He was raised solely by his mother and attended St. Theodore’s Secondary Modern School and then Burnley Municipal College for A-levels. He then studied at Lancaster University, graduating with a BA in politics and modern history and then getting his MA in international relations from the University of Sussex. He also attended the University of London to get his MSc in Sociology of Education.

He was working at Lancaster University for his doctorate but realized that it was going nowhere in 1974. Stewart decided to get a position working at the BBC as part of their Audience Research Department working on a study on media influence.

Stewart then worked as a school teacher for many years and passed selection for 21 SAS in 1980, serving until 1983. He rejoined the BBC in 1985, working in Current Affairs and Documentary Features. Stewart then joined Trans World International, part of the International Management Group, working in the television arm for two decades and eventually becoming Director of Special Products.

He was briefly Head of Production for Octagon CSI. He started Big Ape Media, a media company, in 2006 with his wife Lucy. His television credits extend to the In-Colour genre of programs, which include Britain at War in Colour as well as The Second World War in Colour, which won a Peabody.

He has also done historical work including the Chasing Churchill broadcast on PBS. He has also produced Indochine: A People’s War in Colour, a 2009 documentary that tells the tale of the people of Indochina as well as the battle they have conducted to get their freedom over the course of thirty years and through the process of three wars. There has also been Korea: The Forgotten War in Colour, as well as Seisen: the Rise and Fall of the Japanese Empire. He has also produced India: A Visual Homage, and Mao: A Study in Tyranny, as well as Journey of Hope.

He has also produced sporting programs and projects, including Trans World Sport and FIFA Futbol Mundial. He produced a variety of documentaries on the Olympics, which include Olympic Century and The Olympic Series. He also launched the Olympic Television Archive Bureau, which he ran for ten years, which retrieved and restore all of the official Olympic Game films going back to the 1936 Berlin Games. He was a producer of the BBC documentary film Daley: Olympic Superstar. He also produced Tiger, the official biographical documentary on the athlete, as well as Wimbledon and the documentary The People’s Game, FIFA’s official football history.

Binns has also expanded into writing historical novels. He has written the Making of England series, and then written books about the Great War. The first book to come out in the Making of England series was Conquest, which was about the Norman Invasion of England in 1066. It was followed by Crusade, Anarchy, and Lionheart, to make it a quartet.

He has also written nonfiction. This includes The Greatest: Who is Britain’s Top Sports Star?, and Second World War in Colour as well as Britain at War in Colour, America at War in Colour, and British Empire in Colour.

Stewart has been part of the Reform Club for over three decades and has belonged to the Special Forces Club for a decade. He belongs to SPAB, the group Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, as well as the Vernacular Architecture Group, the Royal Television Society, the Royal Society of Arts and The Artists Rifles Regimental association.

Stewart has supported the Burnley Football Club for years. He is married and resides with his wife Lucy in Somerset, England. They have two sons, twin boys named Charlie and Jack. He also has an older son, Adam, and is a grandfather.

Stewart has been awarded a variety of awards and recognition for his work. He has received a Peabody, a BAFTA, four RTS awards, and a Grierson. He has been made a Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts, has done seminars at universities, and is a visiting professor to the University of Bedfordshire.

Conquest is the first book in the Making of England series written by Stewart Binns. If you enjoy historical fiction that feels like you are going back in time, check out this book!

The year is 1066, and the place is Senlac Ridge, England. William the Bastard is sitting in his role as Duke of Normandy, and has just defeated Harold Godwinson, otherwise known as King Harold II of England. This is what will become the Battle of Hastings.

The battle is bloody and hard-fought, and at the end thousands are dead. This includes King Harold. However, England is not a land that will be easily conquered. The Anglo-Saxons are determined to not put themselves into submission to just be ruled by the Normans easily.

This is the story of one man who has put together the resistance. The things that he has done may be lost to legend, but he is doing his part. He is Hereward of Bourne, and he is the champion of the English.

The skill, bravery and honor that he has will end up working to change England’s future. He is this noble outlaw, and a man who impacted years to come after him more than he would know. Read this book to catch all of the action for yourself!

Crusade is the second book in the Making of England series written by Stewart Binns. If you liked the first book in this series, check this one out and see what you think.

The year is 1072, and England is contending with the Norman rulers that are overseeing it and now knows that it is firmly under their heel. There have been a few survivors of the English resistance, and they are turning to the rightful English throne’s heir Edgar the Atheling to try and overthrow William the Conqueror.

It has been years of civil war and intrigue that come after that pits brother against brother, as well as friend against a friend and family members against family. Edgar forms a secret brotherhood with his allies, pledging themselves to fight for freedom and justice wherever they can.

Quickly they will be called upon to fight for the Holy Land. Together they go on a First Crusade to get Jerusalem back and will participate in some of the most difficult battles ever to be seen. They’ll fight to the death in the Siege of Antioch and the Fall of Jerusalem, but will that end up taking shape literally? Read this book to find out!