(Crown Publishers – 284 pages)
Reviewer – Luke Brown
The momentous failure of intelligence agencies, in particular the CIA, to prevent the [...]
(Penguin – 193 pages)
Reviewer – Luke Brown
Sometimes a book is published that is virtually unreviewable. Not because it is a mess, but rather [...]
Ryszard Kapuscinski (Vintage Books – 152 pages)
Reviewer – Luke Brown
The reporter studies a photo of a group of men standing on a street in [...]
by Hernando de Soto
(Bantam Press – 243 pages)
Reviewer – Luke Brown
The hour of capitalism’s greatest triumph is its hour of crisis. So begins [...]
(2000) (Penguin – 512 pages)
Reviewer – Rob Wood
Crimes Against Humanity, by Geoffrey Robertson, is far from a light bed-time read. The famous [...]
(1924) (Hutchinson & Co. – 317 pages)
Reviewer – Rob Wood
“With Lawrence in Arabia” by Lowell Thomas is one of the classic adventure biographies [...]
(HarperCollins – 576 pages)
Reviewer – Luke Brown
India: a history, by John Keay, attempts to chart the course of the history of India from around [...]
