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... Joan Lingard’s timeshift story Natasha’s Will (Puffin, £4.99, 0141308923), set partly during the Russian Revolution, is recommended by Lesley Agnew. I enjoyed the gentle humour of Richard Peck’s Long Way from Chicago, as did Sonia Benster, and she would ...
... Benedicte Page GAngus Roxburgh’s The Second Russian Revolution (BBC, 1991) sold 20,000 copies in the UK. GTrade sales queries may go to Susanne McDadd on 020 8222 6800, or e-mail susanne@publishing-services.co.uk. Gibson Square Books may be contacted ...
... Cape, sth, £18.99, hb, 9780224087216 Against the backdrop of the Russian Revolution, Charlie Doig has a private war to fight which involves revenge, an armoured train, and stealing some gold. Author is the nephew of lan Fleming but very highly-praised ...
... is a delightful, slightly oldfashioned in feel, romantic, historical novel. Anna leaves St Petersburg to escape the Russian Revolution. Although a countess in her own country, she works in England as a maid in a decaying mansion. When the young Earl returns ...
... original, but going into B and looking, in my mind, perhaps a little too sophisticated for him. An epic sweeping from the Russian Revolution to the Cold War in Berlin, the writing is as dramatic and epic in scope as his The Sons of Adam and Glory Boys. I’ve ...
... the story of a young Arthur Ransome and his years spent as a journalist and suspected double agent at the time of the Russian revolution. A skilled young hacker infiltrates online security at Fort Knox and becomes embroiled in a complicated plot in Matt ...
... “at home in the German trenches”. The book is published this week as an £8.99 hardback, alongside Postcards from the Russian Revolution, which chronicles the period between 1905 (when Grand Duke Serge Alexandrovich was murdered) and the 1917 Bolshevik ...
... by Malcolm X 6. We Are the Heirs of the by Thomas Sankara 7. The Jewish Question by Abram Leon 8. History of the Russian Revolution by Trotsky 9. Problems of Women’s Liberation by E Reed 10. Capitalism’s World Disorder by J Barnes Fie eSB L 0 ses | ...
... with their Very Short Introductions. This 10-year old series of books condenses a range of mammoth subjects such as the Russian Revolution, Socialism and Globalisation into digestible nuggets that are tailor- HAWKING:BRIEFER made for cramming before an i ...
... author’s next title. Joan Lingard’s timeshift story Natasha’s Will (Puffin, £4.99, 0141308923), set partly during the Russian Revolution, is recommended by Lesley Agnew. I enjoyed the gentle humour of Richard Peck’s Long Way from Chicago, as did Sonia Benster ...
... Windus, bought Suite Française at Frankfurt last year. “Némirovsky came to Paris as a young woman in 1918, fleeing the Russian Revolution, and she very rapidly made a name for herself as a novelist. It’s funny—l’ve been given an insight into the Parisian ...
... Hutchinson publisher Caroline Gascoigne has bought a historical narrative about Lenin in the period leading up to the Russian Revolution, written by Helen Rappaport, the author of Ekaterinburg. Gascoigne bought UK and Commonwealth rights in Conspirator: ...