‘Caught In The Revolution: Petrograd 1917’ by Helen Rappaport
Published by Hutchinson
Reviewed by Steve Earles
‘Caught In The Revolution: Petrograd 1917’ by Helen Rappaport
Published by Hutchinson
Reviewed by Steve Earles
‘No Way But Gentlenesse: A Memoir of How Kes, My Kestrel, Changed my Life’ by Richard Hines
Published by Bloomsbury
Reviewed by Steve Earles
“Richard communicates his passion for falconry and the landscape of his home town with great warmth. He played a great part in training the three kestrels who played ‘Kes’. Ken Loach
‘The Battle of Jutland’ by Geoffrey Bennett
Published by Pen & Sword Maritime
Reviewed by Steve Earles
‘Gilliamesque: A Pre-posthumous Memoir’ by Terry Gilliam (who else?!)
Published by Canongate
Reviewed by Steve Earles
It is fair to say that this book is unique, unless Terry does another one, this is a true one-off-for it could only come from the mind of a man so imaginative that the word ‘Gillimaesque’ was coined to describe both what he does and what he inspires.