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Mitchell, Mordaunt, Lewis, and Carney Win Parliamentary Book Awards - Vimarsana News

Mitchell, Mordaunt, Lewis, and Carney Win Parliamentary Book Awards

The Parliamentary Book Awards, the only book award known to be voted on by parliamentarians, has its newest trio of winning titles in the UK.

Losing Afghanistan: The fall of Kabul and the end of Western intervention - Vimarsana News

Losing Afghanistan: The fall of Kabul and the end of Western intervention

Dr Brian Brivati says the cessation of an “interventionist” stance by the West in Afghanistan influenced Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

Publishers eating up smaller rivals threatens diversity of authors - Vimarsana News

Publishers eating up smaller rivals threatens diversity of authors

Quality and diverse literature is at risk if the publishing sector consolidates

'I was seduced by WW2's most dangerous spy' - Vimarsana News

'I was seduced by WW2's most dangerous spy'

'Cynthia' was known for seducing her targets – even her British spymaster was infatuated. So was she the war's greatest unsung hero?

Trump kept bookshops afloat – but who has the guts to publish his memoir? - Vimarsana News

Trump kept bookshops afloat – but who has the guts to publish his memoir?

Donald Trump with his campaign manager Kellyanne Conway in New York, 2020 Another impeachment trial, a thicket of potential lawsuits, possibly one more crack at the White House: Donald Trump has plenty to occupy his post-presidential gardening leave. It seems unlikely, therefore, that he is also burning the midnight oil to set his presidency down on paper.  But the issue of a Trump presidential memoir has been thrust into the spotlight by a recent open letter, signed by more than 500 American authors and literary professionals, arguing that US publishers should not do book deals with any me...