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Oliver Bullough Everybody Loves Our Dollars How Money Laundering Won with Gerry Foley This wildly entertaining exposé of the dark financial secrets at the heart of the world economy explains […]

Oliver Bullough Everybody Loves Our Dollars How Money Laundering Won with Gerry Foley This wildly entertaining exposé of the dark financial secrets at the heart of the world economy explains […]

Alwyn Turner A Shellshocked Nation Britain Between the Wars with Juliet Nicolson Upstairs at Bookfest After the calamity of the Great War, Britain longed for escapist fun. It was easier […]

Damian Barr The Two Roberts Scotland, 1933, and Bobby MacBryde is off to Glasgow School of Art where he will meet Robert Colquhoun – and never leave his side. Based […]

Jonathan Wilson The Power and the Glory: A New History of the World Cup with Gavin Jamieson The football World Cup is the most watched sporting event on the planet. […]

Kate Mosse with Steven Gale Autumn The Story of a Season Exploring folklore, nature and creativity, Autumn is a love-letter to Sussex and an atmospheric portrait of the autumn season […]

Harriet Rix The Genius of Trees Richard Negus Words from the Hedge with Ruth Pavey Profoundly original, The Genius of Trees reveals the astonishing extent to which trees shape the […]

Greg and Felix Mosse Gregg Mosse The Vineyard Murder When a peaceful week helping with the grape harvest at the local vineyard turns deadly, can amateur sleuth Zoe Pascal solve […]

Claire Fuller Hunger and Thirst 1987: After a childhood trauma and years in the care system, sixteen-year-old Ursula finds some new friends, including wild-child, Sue. But as Sue’s behaviour and […]

Alanna Skuse The Surgeon, the Midwife and the Quack How to Stay Alive in Renaissance England with Kate Harris Alanna Skuse ventures into the bustling medical marketplace of Renaissance England […]

Paul O’Keeffe Trafalgar Battle and Aftermath with Julian Worricker About 1.15 in the afternoon of 21 October 1805, Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson was struck by a 22-gramme, 15-millimetre French musket. […]

Catherine Mayer Divide & Rule Royal Women and their Battles with Steven Gale Catherine Mayer uncovers the extraordinary women behind the myths. Her portraits of Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth I, Victoria, […]

Stephen McGinty One Morning in March: Dunblane and the Shooting that Changed Britain with Julian Worricker Thirty years ago, a man walked into a Dunblane Primary School and shot dead […]