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Book Review
Rupert Shortt writes with honesty, intelligence and generosity
Nick Spencer
It’s not your standard biopic
Deborah Ross
The character was in effect Hergé’s alter ego, reflecting his intense interest in news and contemporary affairs
Michael Farr
What in Me is Dark starts off with a lovely premise — the author’s experiences of teaching the poem to the inmates of a youth correctional facility
Scott Bradfield
The Price of Victory has been edited with precision, percipience and lightness of touch
Allan Mallinson