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books of the week
January-March 2003
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30 March 2003
Jon Ruddy The Bargain
Just another story of a far-right imperialist coming up against a feudal warlord.
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20 March 2003
Hal Lindsey There's A New World Coming
Hey Mickey, let's invade another country!
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17 March 2003
Robert Barnard Political Suicide
with Tony 'Me Too' Blair finally abandoning all pretence of being either a democrat or a member of the Labour Party, surely he can't survive long? Please say he can't.
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12 March 2003
John Davidson Motel Mistress
to celebrate my birthday, a book that's as old as I am
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8 March 2003
Ray Connolly Stardust
in honour of Adam Faith, Britain's first rock star, who died today
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5 March 2003
Martin Ebon Svetlana
50 years since the death of Uncle Joe Stalin, here's the story of his daughter
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1 March 2003
John Summers The Disaster
a classic Welsh novel for St David's Day
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22 February 2003
Peter Haining The Hero
trying to scare us all with stories about filthy foreigners owning weapons of mass destruction is nothing new, of course...
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14 February 2003
Rohase Piercy The Coward Does It With A Kiss
an alternative love story for Valentine's Day
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8 February 2003
Pamela Moore The Horsy Set
to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the kidnapping of Shergar
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3 February 2003
Richard Williams Out Of His Head
Phil Spector is charged with murder - I wish I could say that I don't believe it...
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26 January 2003
Gillian Freeman Nazi Lady
to mark the death of Hugh Trevor-Roper, the man who authenticated the Hitler diaries, here are some more fictional memoirs of the Third Reich
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24 January 2003
Iain Sproat The Picture Life of Ted Heath
40 years since De Gaulle said 'Non' to British entry into Europe and 30 years since Ted got us in at a reduced rate
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17 January 2003
Tam Paton The Bay City Rollers
enough already - let Tam Paton get on with his life, and stop the legal persecution...
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14 January 2003
Judith Todd The Right To Say No
the England cricket team for the forthcoming World Cup seem reluctant to honour their commitment to play in Zimbabwe
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9 January 2003
Peter Tinniswood I Didn't Know You Cared
Peter Tinniswood died today
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5 January 2003
Ian Bradley Breaking the Mould?
in honour of Roy Jenkins, the best Home Secretary we ever had (and the best Prime Minister we never had), who died today
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WISHING
YOU
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
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1 January 2003
a selection of books that celebrate anniversaries in 2003
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