The incredible tale of the teenager who survived the horrific experiments of Nazi doctor
IT WAS a freezing December morning in 1944, when an SS guard carrying a clipboard strode into Alina Barsiak’s block at Auschwitz concentration camp, ordered her to stand and announced that she was about to have an injection. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
JK Rowling: University course slaps trigger warning on first Harry Potter book and more
HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER’S STONE has been issued a content warning by the University of Chester. Its Department of English said that the nature of the theories applied to the book, alongside Phillip More...
High flyer moved to Arctic for love and found happiness in remote Sami village
WITH HER high-flying job as a global media advisor, Laura Galloway appeared to have it all. The woman who invented the TED talk as we know it, evolving an ideas-based conference into an international online phenomenon, More...
Harry Potter: Extremely rare original book worth £30,000 up for auction
HARRY POTTER was first published in 1997 and few could have predicted the popularity it would go on to achieve. Now, one of JK Rowing’s original novels is going to auction for a whopping £30,000, but how More...
Without Let Or Hindrance – A family’s tragic dilemma and a single place out of Germany
THE LOUD banging was enough to freeze the blood of everyone in the house. It was Leipzig, in October 1938, and the Gestapo – Hitler’s Secret State Police – were at the Keller family’s door. Daily More...
Humanity can’t afford to wait any longer to deal with climate crisis, top scientist says
CONCLUSIVE evidence humans were causing global warming emerged 30 years ago – and nothing was done. Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
Enid Blyton Society blasts woke The Magic Faraway Tree rewrite: ‘Totally pointless’
ENID BLYTON’S The Magic Faraway Tree is no stranger to changes for political correctness, with the books children’s names being changed from Dick and Fanny to Rick and Frannie in 1990, and now the book More...
How thriller writer David Gilman found inspiration in the ashes of The Pentagon
WHEN a fan took thriller writer David Gilman on a private tour of the iconic US defence HQ, it had a profound effect on him… but the 9/11 carnage could, he discovered, have been so much worse. Daily Express More...
The tragedy behind Luke Jennings’ turn from Killing Eve’s Villanelle to fly fishing
Why the creator of TV assassin Villanelle has switched from murder to fly fishing… and the real-life tragedy that connects them Daily Express :: Books Feed More...
An outsider like Bond – Anthony Horowitz talks childhood, family, and inspiration
As the title and set-up of his third 007 novel are unveiled ahead of publication next year, the prolific Anthony Horowitz muses on his solitary childhood, the impact of his father’s early death and how writing More...
