As he publishes his thrilling new novel, bestselling author Robert Harris believes we may be ‘moving into a potentially a post-democratic era’ Source link
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Books
Waterstones shopper shares bad habit they wish would stop immediately
Book enthusiast JR has voiced a frustration shared by many Waterstones customers, and it isn’t people who crack spines or dog-ear books. Source link
Best tanks, top general and the truth behind Hitler's biggest myth – WW2's wildest debates
As the hit podcast We Have Ways of Making You Talk arrives in book form, its creators ponder some of the biggest questions in WW2 history Source link
The surprising 11 books making Brits pack their bags and jet off abroad – full list
EXCLUSIVE: New research shows more than half of Brits have booked a holiday inspired by a novel. Source link
I asked experts for the 1 book everyone should read — one is 48 pages long
These books will keep you thinking long after you’ve finished them. Source link
This plane King Charles took his first solo flight in – it's still flying 57 years later
Eighty years after the de Havilland Chipmunk entered the RAF Service, the author of a new book about the ‘Chippie’ pays tribute to an aerial legend Source link
Frank Gardner issues horror Putin nuclear weapons warning – 'mushroom clouds over London'
EXCLUSIVE: Broadcaster and author Frank Gardner on battling on, two decades after the terror attack that nearly took his life and the growing threats facing the UK Source link
I witnessed George RR Martin's reaction at Game of Thrones play's world premiere
The first official Game of Thrones theatrical production took place in Stratford-upon-Avon, with A Song of Ice and Fire author George RR Martin making his first public appearance after his…
Meet this bestselling British author in person this autumn at stellar literary festival
Precipice and Fatherland author Robert Harris joins a spectacular line-up of guests and speakers at the Cliveden Literary Festival Source link
Humans have been taking drugs since pre-history – this is why they're so vital
Pharmacologist Rod Flower tells the story of medicines in his fascinating new book Source link