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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 ... -
Women of Westminster by Rachel Reeves – Review
By Gail Schuster Author, Rachel Reeves is Labour MP for Leeds West, a position she has held since 2010. She ... -
The Volvo Estate: Design Icon & Faithful Companion by Ashley Hollebone – Review
By Liam Bird Think estate car – or station wagon as they like to call them over The Pond – ... -
Recollections of My Non-Existence by Rebecca Solnit – Review
By Barney Bardsley In 2008, American author Rebecca Solnit wrote an essay called ‘Men Explain Things To Me’. She began ... -
Marram by Leonie Charlton – Review
By Barney Bardsley Two women, Leonie and Shuna, ride off on their Highland ponies, Ross and Chief, one summer’s morning. ... -
The Last Cambridge Spy by Chris Smith – Review
By Karl Hornsey Since the exposure and defection of Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess in 1951, there has been a ... -
Court Number One by Thomas Grant – Review
By Sandra Callard Thomas Grant’s book about famous trials at the Old Bailey is a revelation. A superlative book about ... -
Tall Tales and Wee Stories by Billy Connolly – Review
By James Robinson Having retired from live performances last year, Billy Connolly has decided at last to commit his best-loved ... -
Christmas Traditions: A Celebration of Festive Lore by George Goodwin – Review
By David Schuster Do you ever run short of things to talk about when obscure family members drop in over ... -
The Case of Sherlock Holmes by Andrew Glazzard – Review
By Karl Hornsey Think you know all about Sherlock Holmes, arguably the world’s most famous fictional detective? Well, you may ...
