BOOKS
March 2013
J.M. Coetzee is a curiously chilly author and his Kafkaesque new novel is a parable about the writer's place in a world ruled by cold rationalism
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January/February 2013
The Pleasure of Thinking is a window on the eclectic library and well-oiled mind of Theodore Dalrymple
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January/February 2013
Norman Stone's new history of World War Two Manages to cover the conflict comprehensively in fewer than 200 pages
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January/February 2013
Churchill and Sea Power by Christopher M Bell exonerates the wartime Prime Minister of his alleged military mistakes
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