Posted on 29 Oct 2020 in Non-Fiction |
The Golden Maze offers a broad sweep of Prague’s history and a clear warning against totalitarianism. Richard Fidler is a broadcaster and host of Conversations on...
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Posted on 27 Oct 2020 in Non-Fiction |
Richard Ovenden, head of Oxford’s Bodleian Library, makes the case for libraries and the preservation of knowledge. Libraries, those repositories of human...
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Posted on 22 Oct 2020 in Non-Fiction |
In telling their personal stories, Catrine Clay brings to life the Germans who resisted Nazism, reminding us that the Fuhrer’s cheering crowds did not represent...
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Posted on 15 Oct 2020 in Non-Fiction |
In The Time of Our Lives Robert Dessaix ponders approaches to ageing, and does so with ‘unending playful curiosity’. Robert Dessaix is 76 years old. Not...
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Posted on 13 Oct 2020 in Non-Fiction |
Natasha Stott Despoja makes a compelling case for more action to confront the attitudes at the heart of domestic violence. Don’t let this book’s diminutive size fool...
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Posted on 24 Sep 2020 in Non-Fiction |
Can animals teach us how to eat in healthier ways? David Raubenheimer and Stephen J Simpson think so. There’s nothing like being compared to slime mould to bring you...
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