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1992 little, brown and company acquires macdonald & co. , renames it little, brown and company (uk), and later time warner book group uk .
little, brown and company announced the creation of mulholland books on june 15, 2010. [ 1 ] mulholland books is named after mulholland drive, a winding stretch of road that follows the ridge line of the hollywood hills. [ 2 ] the imprint launched in spring 2011 with the publication of guilt by association by marcia clark. [ 3 ] the sister imprint mulholland books (uk) also launched at the same time .
hodder & stoughton is a major publisher within hachette uk, one of the uk’s biggest publishing groups. we publish a wide range of fiction and non - fiction titles and are renowned for passion, quality and delivering bestselling commercial books in many different formats .
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series: anthropological studies of creativity and perception. ashgate: aldershot, uk, pp. 318 - 345. isbn 9780754673743
our latest featured classic title from the mulholland backlist is savage season by joe r. lansdale .
mulholland books (us) is an imprint of little, brown and company, a division of the hachette book group. it specializes in publishing mysteries, thrillers, and suspense novels .
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little, brown and company announces the creation of a new imprint devoted to suspense, thrillers and crime fiction of all kinds. the imprint, later named mulholland books, will begin publishing titles in the spring of 2011 .
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an imprint dedicated to suspense fiction. at mulholland, you never know what' s coming around the curve. tweets by ruth, cicely, and hannah .
based in northumberland, bloodaxe books has an international reputation for publishing exciting poetry and excellently designed books. founded in newcastle in 1978 by neil astley, bloodaxe publishes, among others, jenny joseph and piotr sommer .
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2016 hbg acquires the perseus books group, which becomes the perseus books division (deal closes 4 / 1 / 2016). perseus adds five main imprints: avalon travel, basic books, da capo press, publicaffairs, and running press, as well as offices in berkeley, ca; boulder, co; and philadelphia, pa .
founded in october 2005 by alessandro gallenzi and elisabetta minervini, alma books publishes a mixture of translations and english - language originals. producing 20 to 30 titles a year, mainly in the field of contemporary literary fiction, alma books places a strong emphasis on the physical quality of the books as well as the quality of the authors published .
the winkie’s diner scene in david lynch’s 2001 film mulholland drive has been slowly racking up thousands of views on youtube and gaining a reputation as one of the scariest film moments ever created .
2005 5 spot, an imprint of warner books publishing chick - lit that is smart, fun, and filled with attitude, is launched. lb kids, an imprint of little, brown books for young readers, is launched .
little brown and company announces the creation of a new imprint, lee boudreaux books, which will start publishing in 2015 .
founded in 1999 by nicola beauman, persephone books reprints forgotten classics by 20 - century (mainly women) writers. exquisitely bound, the books can be purchased online and at the persephone bookstore, based in bloomsbury, london. books range from leonard woolf' s
the wise virgins
to kay smallshaw' s 1949 classic
how to run your home without help .
another excellent ebook by andrew mulholland. i was particularly interested to see if he would be able to condense churchill’s long and involved life into a manageable read, and he has done just that. there are many books and many thousands of pages written about churchill and although i am very familiar with churchill’s life this ebook is the one text i will keep to refer to. additionally andrew mulholland has furnished an excellent appendix giving brief biographies of many of the important, but peripheral, politicians of the time. churchill is too often considered as a solitary phenomenon, but his life is best seen within the context of the times in which he lived and the politics of the day. andrew mulholland has achieved this combination admirably in a remarkably compact ebook .
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mulholland drive is a winding stretch of road that follows the ridgeline of the hollywood hills. its hairpin turns and sharp cliff - faces are shrouded in secrecy and imbued with drama, making them synonymous with suspense. the mysteries of mulholland have inspired countless novels, films and works of art, from raymond chandler to michael connelly to david lynch. we' ve taken those twists and deep shadows and created a list of books that build on that rich history, hurtling readers around those hairpin bends with a screech of tyres and a lurch of the stomach on every turn of the page .
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1996 little, brown and company and warner books merge to become time warner trade publishing, later to be renamed time warner book group (twbg) .
2007 warner books is renamed grand central publishing. warner wellness is renamed wellness central. warner business books is renamed business plus. yen press, a graphic novel and manga imprint, is launched. orbit, a science fiction and fantasy imprint, is launched. twelve, a new imprint of gcp, is launched. poppy, an imprint of little, brown books for young readers and home to the gossip girl an other teen fiction series, is launched .
club mulholland is a members club for driving enthusiasts - with members all over the world. this is their first magazine, with a look back over 2016' s events. next issue in july will feature members cars and future events ...
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2014 hbg acquired publishing company black dog & leventhal, and it becomes an imprint under the hachette books division (deal closes 12 / 31 / 2014) .
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a ray of hope for independents, edinburgh - based canongate books bought back their independence in 1994 and, under the management of jamie byng and david graham, became one of britain' s most dynamic publishing houses. publishing fewer books and putting an emphasis on quality led them to books like yann martel' s
life of pi ,
which won the 2002 man booker prize. they have since gone from strength to strength and in 2005 outbid harpercollins and random house for neil strauss' s
the game .
deadly secrets (4) by britta bolt (mulholland books) is the latest in a crime trilogy set in amsterdam and featuring the playfully named pieter posthumus, whose lonely funerals team makes sure that even the nameless and friendless receive a decent burial. it’s written by britta böhler, a german former lawyer, and rodney bolt, who was born in south africa but is best known to telegraph travel writers for his writing on his adopted country of holland .
2006 twbg is acquired by hachette livre and renamed hachette book group usa. warner faith is renamed faithwords. time warner audio books is renamed hachette audio. warner wellness, an imprint of warner books focused on the healing and improvement of mind, body, and spirit, is launched. springboard press, a baby boomer generation targeted imprint, is launched .
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founded in 1979 by alan and jane davidson and run, since 1993, by tom jaine, prospect books is based in devon and publishes books about cookery, food history and the ethnology of food. prospect is one of the very few british publishers to specialize in this field and produces four to eight books a year. titles include the classic
a baghdad cookery book
by al - baghdadi (translated by charles perry), and the upcoming
spices and comfits - collected papers on medieval food ,
by johanna maria van winter (to be published later this year. )
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ian buruma’s murder in amsterdam (8; atlantic books) examines the killing of the filmmaker theo van gogh by a young muslim amsterdammer, but goes on to offer a superb, astute analysis of tolerance and the entire dutch liberal ethic in a multicultural society .
i am currently writing two books. (1) a history of the concept of the' proletariat' in political thought from the french revolution to the 1930s. (2) a life - story of emmanuel barthélemy (1820–1855), an adventurer, revolutionary, and murderer .
the dinner (2) by herman koch (atlantic books) has not only been a huge hit for the dutch writer at home but has sold more than a million copies in europe. it tells the story of two middle - class families, each with a 15 - year - old son caught up in the murder of a homeless woman. his second book to be translated into english, summer house with swimming pool (3; atlantic books), is about a doctor to the rich and famous who is accused of murdering one of his patients .
city - pick amsterdam (9), edited by heather reyes and victor schiferli (oxygen books), is a great little anthology of all sorts of snippets – fiction and non - fiction, dutch and foreign, contemporary and historical – perfect reading for a holiday or a weekend break .
founded in march 2003 by emma barnes, rob jones and louis wustemann, snow books publish a good combination of modern and classic works - from robert finn' s contemporary thrillers to the musings of a. a. milne. the company has a strong environmental policy while also publishing very handsome urltoken
marcia clark is a former los angeles deputy district attorney who was the lead prosecutor on the o. j. simpson murder case. she co - wrote a bestselling non - fiction books about the trial, without a doubt, and is a frequent media commentator and columnist on legal issues. she lives in los angeles .
there is so much complexity to churchill which has been captured succinctly by andrew mulholland. this captivating journey through the history of one of britain' s most famous characters keeps the reader interested and informed. i knew little of churchill other than his world war 2 exploits but now have a wider and better understanding of the man himself and his drivers. the other helpful part of the book was the insight into the other key people of the era. overall an excellent and informative read which i would strongly recommend to anyone .
2011 the hachette nashville division announces the creation of a new imprint, jericho books - - a progressive, non - traditional faith - based imprint, to begin publishing in the summer of 2012. 2012 grand central publishing announces the launch of forever yours, a new digital - only romance imprint, to begin publishing in february 2012 .
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publishing in the early years included books from winston churchill, jm barrie and gk chesterton, and the bible. the 1920s' yellow jacket' series were the precursors to the first paperbacks and included bestsellers from john buchan, sapper and edgar wallace. in 1921 hodder & stoughton also took over ownership of the soon - to - be world - famous medical journal ,
the happy owners of the harry potter empire, bloomsbury realized the small publisher' s dream in 1997 when they plucked the boy wizard out of obscurity and made him a world name. founded in 1986 on the principle of bringing books of the highest quality to the mass market, notable authors include carlos fuentes, t. c. boyle and, of course, j. k. rowling .
founded in 2001 by martin rynja, gibson square publishes new titles as well as modern classics under their new editions imprint. their points of interest are books with a strong biographical element and an ability to provoke or contribute to current debate. publications include
no war ,
co - written by naomi klein, and craig unger' s controversial
house of bush, house of saud .
if you don' t want to get bogged down in a chunky book taking up half your bookshelf then this is an ideal whizz through the life and times of winston churchill. lots of facts to absorb with so much detail and relatively little padding for an interesting read, rather like an exam revision book i suppose. if you wanted to go into more depth with more heavier books then this would be a good way to get started .
founded in 1999 by melissa ulfane, pushkin press publishes classics and contemporary european literature in translation. based on the french livres de poche, the books are beautifully bound and typeset. stephen zweig and soren kierkegaard are among the authors published. upcoming translations, to be published this year, include florian zeller' s
the fascination of evil
and erling kagge' s
advice for polar explorers, or what they didn' t teach you in school .
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hesperus press, founded in 2002, established its name by publishing little - known works by classic authors, with a strong emphasis on the books' appearance and introductions by modern literary luminaries. in may 2005 they published their first contemporary works. notable publications include
hyde park gate news
- the collected newpapers written by a 10 - year - old virginia woolf, with vanessa bell and thoby stephen; alexander pope' s
scriblerus ,
and fyodor dostoevsky' s
the double .
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founded in 1996 to publish
stimulating non - fiction ,
profile is another plucky independent that found a well - deserved golden nugget with lynne truss' s pedantic grammar rant ,
eats, shoots and leaves ,
in 2003. in 2005 profile published about 60 books ,
a sufficiently small number that everyone in the company can be involved in every book - but large enough to ensure that we are effective .
upcoming publications include francis fukuyama' s
after the neocons ,
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founded in 1949 by john calder, calder publications began publishing translated classics before moving on to american titles. reaping profit fromsenator mccarthy' s
witch hunts ,
calder was able to acquire significant american authors whom many new york publishers were afraid to keep on their lists. in the 1950s calder published many of the writers that changed the face of european literature - including samuel beckett, alain robbe - grillet, marguerite duras and nathalie sarraute. resisting merger and takeovers, calder publications continues to publish challenging and intelligent books .
( 2001), a new release from the criterion collection. it’s all bushes and darkness and bends in the road, various cars’ tail - lights appearing and disappearing. anything could happen there, especially since there are some very posh residences among the shrubs. but the view from mulholland drive is even more significant. ‘it could be someone’s missing maybe, ’ one detective says to another as they stand by the remains of a car crash on the drive. ‘that’s what i’m thinking, ’ the other detective says, and turns to look at the city from where they are standing: a whole world of bright lights flashing faintly far below. the detective walks to the edge of the cliff and stares down into the valley, as if the missing person has to be there, among the lights, along with the answer to every other question .
founded in 1986 by pete ayrton, serpent' s tail was inspired by continental publishing houses; publishing
paperback originals
instead of hardbacks. combining a mixture of original fiction, music and popular culture books, translations and themed short story anthologies, serpent' s tail has established a strong reputation as a publisher of quirky and interesting works. notable authors include walter mosley, kenzaburo oe, alison fell and catherine millet - whose 2002 succès de scandale
the sexual life of catherine m .
was a profitable coup for the press .
luis buñuel is the great artist of the unflagged dream, the one you recognise for what it is when the character wakes up but not before, as happens repeatedly in the discreet charm of the bourgeoisie. but lynch is the champion of the long illusion: the dream sequence in mulholland drive takes up nearly two hours of a film that is just short of two and a half hours long. he is quite clear, as buñuel is, about when the dream ends. in a wonderfully swift and elliptical series of shots, two women return to an apartment; one puts a small box on a bed, the other moves away to take a larger box from a cupboard, and when she turns back, her companion has gone. she calls, as if the other woman had to be still in the apartment somewhere; but she doesn’t know what kind of movie she is in. her companion has left this story entirely and in a moment will be seen inhabiting a quite different one .
little, brown and company is one of the country’s oldest and most distinguished publishing houses. led by publisher reagan arthur, little, brown brings out fiction and nonfiction by many of america’s finest writers in hardcover, paperback, ebook, and audio formats. michael pietsch is the chairman and ceo of the hachette book group, of which little, brown is a division. terry adams, digital and paperback publisher, oversees little, brown’s paperback lines, including back bay books and little, brown trade and mass market paperbacks, as well as little, brown’s electronic publishing program. judy clain is little brown' s editor in chief and craig young is its deputy publisher .
little, brown and company was founded in boston in 1837, when charles little and james brown formed a partnership “for the purpose of publishing, importing and selling books. ” the company was primarily a bookseller at first, as were most publishing firms of that day, and has in fact traced its roots back even further – to 1784 and a bookstore opened on marlborough street by ebenezer battelle. mr. little and mr. brown began by publishing the works of benjamin franklin and george washington, and highlights of their early lists include edward gibbon’s decline and fall of the roman empire, the letters of john adams, the speeches of daniel webster, and oliver wendell holmes jr. ’s landmark the common law. in 1859 the company took over publishing rights to a book entitled familiar quotations by john bartlett. the eighteenth edition of the now familiar bartlett’s familiar quotations, with geoffrey o’brien as general editor, arrived in 2012 .
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los angeles d. a. rachel knight is a tenacious, wise - cracking, and fiercely intelligent prosecutor in the city’s most elite division. when her colleague, jake, is found dead at a grisly crime scene, rachel is shaken to the core. she must take over his toughest case: the assault of a young woman from a prominent family .
but she can’t stop herself from digging deeper into jake’s death, a decision that exposes a world of power and violence and will have her risking her reputation–and her life–to find the truth .
in which charlie hardie, ex - cop - turned - house - sitter, is about to have the worst day ever. his new job comes with a b - movie actress squatter who thinks that people are trying to kill her… unfortunately for charlie, she’s right. we’re publishing fun and games in june, with its sequels following in august and september. once you’ve read the first one, you’ll understand why we couldn’t make anyone wait for too long to find out what happened next! it’s a real rollercoaster ride of a novel .
it’s a gritty, fast - paced thriller set on the us - mexico border. undercover cop valentine pescatore, us agent isabel puente and mexican police chief leo mendez have the same aim: to bring down the drug cartels. but in a world built on lies and corruption, how do you know who you can trust? as pescatore gets drawn ever deeper into the criminal underworld, the stage is set for an explosive showdown .
is scheduled for november. leo, a disgraced former spy, and tasha, a lawyer grieving for a brother killed in iraq in mysterious circumstances, don’t realise the impact their actions will have on the world, but the man known as zed does. he’s been sent back from a future utopia with a single mission: to ensure that a cataclysmic event takes place which will ensure never - ending peace in his own time. but there may be things zed’s superiors haven’t told him… recalling dystopian classics like 1984, the revisionists is a page - turning, mind - bending read .
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huffington post: you once described your father as a deep thinker and storyteller, a ‘black socrates. ’ will you elaborate a bit ?
walter mosley: if you were poor and white, you might have claimed socrates as an inspiration .
but if you were poor and black, there was nobody from your race you could claim .
maybe you’d look up to someone, but that person wasn’t from your race or ethnicity .
my paternal grandfather was the only black man in new iberia, louisiana who could read. everyone brought him their contracts, letters or whatever else required a written response .
my father, like his father and like socrates, was first and foremost an educator. to me, my dad was a ‘black socrates. ’
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we see similar shots of the los angeles area several times in the film. this is the mythical metropolis, the last american city going west, the place where all dreams end, the place made only of dreams, and the director wants us to join him in living there for a couple of hours. it’s not an easy place to be, partly because even dreams are not made of dreams, only of mixed wreckage from the waking day, and partly because this is david lynch’s particular choice of wreckage, full of ambition, danger and ambiguity. the city is ‘mysterious and apparitional’, as dennis lim says in his excellent new book on lynch, and never more so than in this film. [ * ]
i am calling the first part of the film a dream because that is what most people call it, and because it has elements that clearly belong to the fantasy of the character in the second part. but it doesn’t have to be a dream: it could just be a tale she tells herself, or a long memory, or a memory tipping over into fiction. all we can really say is that the levels of proposed reality within the film clearly shift; and that naomi watts, who used to be betty, becomes diane. diane, to put it at its simplest, has invented betty .
diane is an actress who has lost her love, a woman, to a director (and perhaps to another actress on the side, unless this is diane’s fantasy). in the intervals of seeing her affair go wrong and plotting vengeance, diane creates the story of the movie’s first two hours. betty, a girl from deep river, ontario, has won a jitterbugging competition – that’s what all those antique dancers and silhouettes were about at the start of the film – and has come to hollywood to try her luck. her luck includes finding the amnesiac survivor of an assassination attempt in the apartment she is borrowing, and the two women go on a quest to find the survivor’s lost past. the quest turns up various memories and locations, including a magical theatre and a corpse that may belong to diane herself – a figure of fear that has crept from one story into another .
there is quite a bit of aimless hocus - pocus in the movie involving blue keys and a mysterious blue box. this is presumably meant to remind us that lynch is a magician and can do what he likes with his film, in or out of the metaphysical cabaret. the plotline about the director - character within the movie and his difficulties with the mafia, who have a strong interest in a particular bit of casting, feels a bit thin too. but the most extraneous - looking scenes in the whole work, apart from being beautifully, slowly, acted and shot, are also the least extraneous to the film’s preoccupations .
two men sit in a diner on sunset boulevard. one looks perturbed and mentions a dream he has had – twice. he describes the dream. it has him sitting in this same diner, his companion also in the room but over by the till, and the dreamer perceives (he says he sees through a wall) a ghastly - looking old man behind the building controlling events, terrifying everyone. the dreamer’s waking hope is never to see this man’s face ‘ever, outside of a dream’. this problem would seem to be easily solvable and the two men leave the diner to encounter the nothing they expect to find. as they turn the last corner to reach the back wall they see a ghastly - looking old man, all long hair, blackened face and stereotyped horror, a sort of movie caveman. both dreams and reality can be a little predictable .
towards the end of the film diane sits in the same diner, in the process of paying a hitman to kill her ex - friend camilla. the man who told the dream earlier stands outside, looking austere, saying nothing. behind the diner the ghastly - looking man sits by a fire, apparently using some kind of voodoo to manufacture the tiny figures who are going to creep under diane’s door and drive her to suicide .
the structure of thought here resembles that of david cronenberg’s the brood (1979, also newly released by criterion), where a therapy that deals in working out one’s rage creates a set of small creatures who go off and beat in the heads of people you don’t like. the point, i take it, is not that dreams always come true, or that fact is more fantastic than fiction, but that nothing in the mind is permanently guaranteed not to find a partner or echo in reality. ‘whatever is thinkable is also possible, ’ as wittgenstein said, and just because you dream of a scary old man in the neighbourhood doesn’t mean there are no scary old men in the neighbourhood .
[ * ] david lynch: the man from another place by dennis lim (houghton mifflin harcourt, 192 pp. , $ 20, march, 978 0 544 34375 7) .
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sir winston churchill was a soldier, journalist, writer, nobel prize winner and, above all, a leader. conservative then liberal then conservative again, his political instincts won him a sustained career at the summit of british government, while his resolve and politics of personality made him broadly regarded as one of the greatest wartime leaders of the 20th century .
with his early radicalism, bold decisions regarding the gold standard and iron curtain analysis, churchill was, for many, a highly controversial figure. for others, he was britain’s finest prime minister. from his career as a young army officer – serving in british india, the sudan, and the second boer war, in which he won fame as a war correspondent – to his later pursuits as a historian, a writer, and an artist, ‘churchill: history in an hour’ is the perfect guide to the colorful, long and varied life of a historic titan .
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an excellent and well balanced account of churchill' s extremely busy life. this book is an ideal introduction to the subject, covering all of the ground in an accessible manner. it also manages to pick it' s way through some of the controversies and myths of churchill' s life, in an insightful and objective manner. the less well known aspects of his extraordicnary career are given due weight in what is (another) great read .
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excellent book delivering a comprehensive study of churchill' s life in one hour. more about his personal life than political and allows the real man behind the power to shine through .
great overview of a great man. also makes one compare him to present day politicians and regretfully concluding churchill was a statesman whereas now we only have politicians .
a very interesting read. concise with a lot of facts concerning this iconic person .
enjoyed this brief insight into the life of churchill. covered all the major events he lived through as well as influenced .
i suggest reading this and then exploring churchill by roy jenkins to get a sound idea of the man and the legacy .
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my research interests concern ireland since the famine, and the history of political thought since the french revolution. i' m particularly keen to supervise research in the fields of twentieth - century irish history, and in the history of socialism .
bourgeois liberty and the politics of fear: from absolutism to neo - conservatism (oup oxford, october 2012) .
in 1842 heinrich heine, the german poet, wrote that the bourgeoisie,' obsessed by a nightmare apprehension of disaster' and' an instinctive dread of communism', were driven against their better instincts into tolerating absolutist government. theirs was a' politics motivated by fear'. over the next 150 years, the middle classes were repeatedly accused of betraying liberty for fear of' red revolution'. the failure of the revolutions of 1848, conservative nationalism from the 1860s, fascist victories in the first half of the twentieth - century, and repression of national liberation movements during the cold war - these fateful disasters were all explained by the bourgeoisie' s fear of the masses. for their part, conservatives insisted that demagogues and fanatics exploited the desperation of the poor to subvert liberal revolutions, leading to anarchy and tyranny. only evolutionary reform was enduring .
from the 1970s, however, liberal revolution revived on an unprecedented scale. with the collapse of communism, bourgeois liberty once again became a crusading, force, but now on a global scale. in the twenty - first century, the armed forces of the united states, britain, and nato became instruments of' regime change', seeking to destroy dictatorship and build free - market democracies. president george w. bush called the invasion of iraq in 2003 a' watershed event in the global democratic revolution'. this was an extraordinary turn - around, with the middle classes now hailed as the truly universal class which, in emancipating itself, emancipates all society. the debacle in iraq, and the great recession from 2008, revealed all too clearly that hubris still invited nemesis .
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in irish history, i look at the' national question' (almost inevitably). this has included studies of the press, of ulster unionism, and of the provisional ira. i have written a biography of terence o' neill, prime minister of northern ireland from 1963 to 1969. i am also preparing a new large - scale project on irish history based upon a fresh plunge into archives new to me .
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