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‘Absolutely amazing’ Stephen Fry
‘Visionary, revealing grim truths’ Evening Standard
‘Savage satire of the highest calibre’ Monocle
The London Review Bookshop is reading Nowhere Ending Sky by Marlen Haushofer. Get your copy today!
‘He comes across as efficient, courteous, quietly sharp-tongued and always well positioned to tell his story without unduly affecting it’
The TLS on A Rogue’s Gallery by Peter Lewis. The book is out now…
Isabella Blow’s biographer Lauren Goldstein Crowe will join the sponsor of the Equality Bill, Lord Lucas, and Geraldine Harmsworth, daughter of 3rd Viscount Lord Rothermere and a childhood friend of Isabella’s, to discuss how her family’s history shaped her experience. The event is on Friday 28th February at Somerset House, to coincide with the Fashion
‘As with any idea, the first step in tackling global warming is to understand the philosophy that underpins it. In this case, the premise of that philosophy is that human beings are the ultimate problem’
Rupert Darwall on The Church of Gore for The National Review Online. The Age of Global Warming by Rupert
Kensington and Chelsea Today review Sleeping with Dogs by Brian Sewell. Get your copy now…
‘His writing style has been likened to that of Graham Greene, yet while the similarities in terms of moral complexity and personal angst are plain, his tone is less mournful, more spirited, despite the bleakness of his outlook’
The Herald on Allan Massie’s writing style. Rosemary Goring interviews Allan Massie and discusses February title Cold
‘A smartly paced political thriller’
The Observer puts Taking Morgan by David Rose in its debut fiction round up. Get your copy of the book today!
‘Rose shuttles frantically but effectively between different worlds, ratcheting up the tension’
The Guardian reviews Taking Morgan by David Rose in Saturday’s thriller round up. Taking Morgan is available now!