Book Reviews
"... The Soviets had found out about a plot to kill Kennedy. Fearing they would be blamed for the murder, they.
Nick Davies’s account of how he exposed the Murdoch empire is as exciting as a thriller By Peter Oborne Most journalists bumble along.
How Ronald Reagan turned America into a nation of children A new book on the rise of modern conservatism argues that Reagan's rhetoric infantilized our political culture — with devastating consequences.
BRETT POPPLEWELL Toronto StarMar 14, 2009Around the world this week, as monks, exiles and supporters of the Dalai Lama marked the 50th anniversary of a failed Tibetan uprising, politicians and state-run media outlets in .
Book review: ‘Sons of Wichita’ by Daniel Schulman BY MATEA GOLD Daniel Schulman’s riveting biography of the Koch family opens with a bang: It is 1950s Wichita, and teenage twins David and Bill Koch are swinging an.
Weekend Bookworm: Half World By Rob Minshull ABC Brisbane, June 6, 2014 Rich in philosophy and dark in its politics, Half World is an incredibly beautiful literary thriller which The Los Angeles Review of Books has quite.
Michael Barker
The CIA, Drugs, And An Australian Killer Cop By Michael Barker "Most well-developed heroin networks very quickly move towards a complementation of interests between the narcotics traffickers and corrupt elements of the.
Despite owning a book store, I often check out books from Alton’s Hayner Library. I just finished reading an.
Since the late 1980s, ritual sexual abuse has largely disappeared from Utah's headlines, despite the occasional, hard-to-substantiate stories.
The Pike: Gabriele D’Annunzio – Poet, Seducer and Preacher of War By Lucy Hughes-Hallett Fourth Estate, 704pp, £25 Reviewed by Daniel Swift New Statesman, February 14, 2013 Gabriele D’Annunzio was born in 1863 on the Ad.