Biography
Be Awesome: Modern Life for Modern Ladies, by Hadley Freeman - review
Hadley Freeman's memoir masquerading as a survival guide is fresh, witty and packs a serious punch Anyone who professes to hate the Daily Mail while being addicted to its "sidebar of shame" (the celebrity-packed right-hand feed on its website) will...
Edmund Burke: Philosopher, Politician, Prophet by Jesse Norman - review
The MP makes an absorbing if unconvincing attempt to recast the Irish statesman as an inspiration for modern conservatism Is this book about Edmund Burke or Jesse Norman? Should this review be about the "first modern conservative" or the man who might...
The Devonshires by Roy Hattersley - review
A pacy study of the Devonshire dynasty and its steely determination to survive says nothing new, but makes a rollicking read nonetheless Vast country houses built for leisure and the display of status must adapt to the demands of a new age - or die....
Leaving Alexandria, By Richard Holloway
This excellent memoir crystallises current debates on the church, homosexuality and women's ordination.
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Review: CS Lewis, A Life, By Alistair Mcgrath
CS Lewis said that the job of the critic is to look at what a writer says, not who he or she is. Still, that hasn't deterred countless hacks and academics from poring over his life and producing, in the 50 years since his death, a shelf-full of...
The Man Within My Head, By Pico Iyer
A singular hybrid of memoir and biography, this intriguing experiment concerns one globe-trotting writer's obsession with another.
Review: CS Lewis, A Life, By Alistair Mcgrath
CS Lewis said that the job of the critic is to look at what a writer says, not who he or she is. Still, that hasn't deterred countless hacks and academics from poring over his life and producing, in the 50 years since his death, a shelf-full of...
The Wizard: The Life of Stanley Matthews, by Jon Henderson
When revisiting the life of someone as famous as Stanley Matthews, it helps to unearth a hitherto unknown, headline-making fact, as Jon Henderson has done in revealing that The Wizard of Dribble's beloved second wife, Mila, had been a secret agent for...