On Democracies and Death Cults, the new book by bestselling author Douglas Murray, draws on his on-the-ground reporting in Israel, Gaza and Lebanon, taking readers on a harrowing journey through the horrific aftermath of the 7th October attack.
Constable has landed The Adventures of Herbert Hound from the Guardian’s parliamentary sketch writer John Crace.
Published on 3rd October 2024, it charts the “picaresque journey” of Crace’s dog Herbie told through the British political landscape.
Iain MacGregor acquired world rights in Reds: The History of Communism from the Neolithic to Xi’s China – and US rights have just been bought by Scribner.
Arif Ahmed will defend “all views”, following his appointment as the first director for freedom of speech and academic freedom. He will have responsibility for investigating breaches of the Freedom of Speech Act…
“The provocative historian fires an intellectual antitank missile into the agonised debate over the impact and legacy of the British Empire,” writes Trevor Phillips in the Sunday Times
Congratulations to Andrew Doyle, Tom Doyle, Michael Hann, Louise Perry, Keiron Pim and John L Williams…