Munich book review: Master storyteller but not a master of suspense
IT is almost 30 years since Robert Harris made a TV documentary about the Munich peace talks of 1938 that preceded the outbreak of the Second World War. Daily Express :: Books Feed
Cold Feet review: One for diehard fans only, the rest should stick to the box set
COLD Feet, the world’s warmest and cosiest TV show, burst back on to our screens last week like a gigantic fleecelined cuddle. Daily Express :: Books Feed
A Legacy Of Spies review: John le Carré’s touch was once subtler and surer
FOR A sizeable chunk of the British population, George Smiley is our favourite fictional spy. Daily Express :: Books Feed
The Golden House review: Salman Rushdie returns to realism with a compelling thriller
THE Golden House has been billed as Salman Rushdie’s return to realism – but he employs the kind of heightened social realism characteristic of Charles Dickens. Daily Express :: Books Feed
My Absolute Darling review: Powerful, violent, savage and quite brilliant
JULIA “Turtle” Alveston lives with her father Martin in a ramshackle home in the wilds of the north Californian coast. Daily Express :: Books Feed
The Break by Marian Keyes review: A light-hearted read with a cast of lovable characters
WHEN Amy’s husband Hugh announces that he wants a break from their relationship, she is gobsmacked. Daily Express :: Books Feed
This Is Going To Hurt review: A timely, honest and moving memoir
IN 2010, after six years of medical training and a further six working on NHS hospital wards, Adam Kay resigned from his job as a junior doctor. Daily Express :: Books Feed
The Choice by Edith Eger review: Inspirational story of surviving Auschwitz
IF DR Edith Eger could distil the story of her life into one moment “it is this: three women in dark wool coats, arms linked in a barren yard”. Daily Express :: Books Feed
Una review: Rooney Mara stars in David Harrower’s drama adaptation
THANKFULLY, Benedict Andrews learned some fresh moves before bringing Scottish playwright David Harrower’s incendiary drama Blackbird to the big screen. Daily Express :: Films Feed
I Am, I Am, I Am by Maggie O’Farrell – book review: A captivating memoir
MAGGIE O’Farrell has structured her captivating memoir around “17 brushes with death” and if her premise sounds bleak, it shines a spotlight on some of the most intense, defining moments of her life. Daily Express :: Books Feed