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Susan Morrison’s book sets itself two tasks: where did its hero come from? And why is he so good at what he does?
It is less than two lifetimes since he died, and his ghost hangs over the country he created
The octogenarian writer seems unable to resist the burlesque, describing the most lurid encounters at an apparently droll remove
Gambling Man documents a career punctuated with attention-grabbing successes and abrupt reversals
Thirty years ago, two intriguing books by the writer appeared just a few months apart
Max Boot’s contention that Reagan was a lightweight pragmatist who played little part in reviving America or winning the Cold War is absurdly revisionist
Deborah Levy’s latest book is a sketch of the author in motion
A Voyage Around the Queen is an extraordinarily original, enlightening and fresh look at Elizabeth II
The line between sainthood and psychopathology is a fuzzy one
Fernando Morais is clinical in his detail of the underground union gatherings, abject poverty and family tragedy which formed the Brazilian president
