This Is Not Propaganda by Peter Pomerantsev review
This book provides a series of Pomerantsev’s datelined dispatches from those myriad conflicts, “the digital …
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Norman Stone obituary
Shortly after the death in 1982 of his patron and mentor in Cambridge, EH Carr, the …
‘It’s all explosive’: Michael Wolff on Donald Trump
The stunning revelation is contained in Siege: Trump Under Fire, which will be published a …
Chernobyl: History of a Tragedy by Serhii Plokhy review – death of the Soviet dream
The first sign to the outer world that there was something wrong came at a …
22 great books to read before Hollywood turns them into TV shows and movies
To that end, we’ve identified just a fraction of the major upcoming movies and TV …
Crime: The Latest in Crime Novels: Bad Mothers, Bad Memories and Bad Sex Toys
Photo Credit Pablo Amargo The most unnerving thing about Ali Land’s debut novel, GOOD ME …
Nonfiction: President Clinton Looks Back at President Grant
“The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant” ends shortly after the surrender at Appomattox Court …
American Beauties: Riding Shotgun on Martha Gellhorn’s Brave and Comic Adventures
But “Travels With Myself and Another” is her most intimate book and not well-enough known. …
Nonfiction: Is Globalization Drawing Us Together or Tearing Us Apart?
Ignatieff concludes that globalization has, in fact, shaped certain fundamental aspects of the moral reasoning …
Nonfiction: How a Villa on the Riviera Became the Year-Round Playground of the Superrich
The partying started in 1932, as soon as the house was habitable, with an outdoor …
Nonfiction: Three Wealthy Women and Their Venetian Mansion
Photo Peggy Guggenheim on the roof of Ca’ Nonfinito, “the unfinished house,” overlooking the Grand …
Nonfiction: Biltmore House, America’s Original McMansion
Photo The Biltmore House, circa 1900. Credit John H. Tarbell/Library of Congress THE LAST CASTLE …