I am a researcher, writer and publisher with a consuming interest in the untold stories of Bletchley Park in World War 2.
I share my research in articles, books and videos as well as related material created by others. I am a big supporter of the women codebreakers at Bletchley Park and had the pleasure [there was a lot of squealing with excitement] of uncovering the papers of Margaret Rock, one of a handful of women codebreakers (such as Mavis Batey and Joan Clarke).
You can download a copy of an original letter written by Margaret Rock in September 1940 at www.bletchleyparkresearch.co.uk. This fascinating letter is her personal account of getting caught in the Blitz as she travelled back to Bletchley Park. The download includes a typed transcription and a profile of Margaret and her career.