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George Bernard Shaw: A Very Short Introduction by Christopher Wixson – Review
By Sandra Callard Oxford University Press produce a series of small books covering a huge amount of subjects aimed at ... -
Nobody’s Child by GJ Urquhart – Review
By Sandra Callard Gloria J Urquhart was a child born into a post-war dysfunctional family in Yorkshire and was put ... -
The Tube Mapper Project by Luke Agbaimoni – Review
By Richard Mansfield London’s underground, with its long-lived and distinctive logo, is probably most recognised and sometimes grudgingly appreciated for ... -
Shakespeare: A Playgoer’s & Readers Guide – Review
By Sandra Callard This concise new book with the slightly cumbersome title will tell the average devotee of Shakespeare just ... -
Man Down by Matt Rudd – Review
By Helen Johnston The subtitle to this book is Why Men Are Unhappy and What We Can Do About It ... -
Jane Austen: Writing, Society, Politics by Tom Keymer – Review
By Jeff Halden At 167 pages, including references and an index, this short book aims to explore the major themes ... -
Signs of Murder by David Wilson – Review
By Sarah Morgan I’d never heard of the murder of Margaret McLaughlin before picking up David Wilson’s fascinating, if flawed, ... -
The Oxford Book of Theatrical Anecdotes by Gyles Brandreth – Review
By Sandra Callard Gyles Brandreth’s bon vivant demeanour belies a vast range of theatrical knowledge and his new publication, The ... -
Prince Andrew: Epstein, Maxwell and the Palace by Nigel Cawthorne – Review
By Sandra Callard This is, without a doubt, one of the most explosive investigations to be seen in print in ... -
The Boy With Two Hearts by Hamed Amiri – Review
By Sandra Callard Author Hamed Amiri was born in Afghanistan in 1990 and left it in 2000, or rather fled ...
