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An unbidden collaboration between living and dead writers is as mad as you might expect
If Presumed Guilty seems slightly hollow, that may be because it’s all been done before so many times that it’s difficult to be original
Susan Morrison’s book sets itself two tasks: where did its hero come from? And why is he so good at what he does?
Did the bombs make no difference at all? We will never know for sure
Quentin Skinner wants us to reflect on the older Roman tradition
The structure of Richard Bassett’s biography will appeal to readers
The Café With No Name deals with the small dramas of everyday life
Keir Giles’s new book deserves a wide readership
In Three Days in June, the plot is quiet to the point of near stupor
Mia Farrow doesn’t even appear until page 313 of Patrick McGilligan’s latest film biography
