
Ben Macintyre
Articles
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Dec 4, 2024 |
arcamax.com | Kao Kalia Yang |Tommy Tomlinson |Ben Macintyre |Katherine Rundell
Where Rivers PartBy Kao Kalia YangThe St. Paul writer had an astonishingly productive year, publishing four books aimed at various age groups. My favorite was her memoir of her mother, a companion to “The Song Poet” (about her father) that goes back to her mother’s youth to trace her astonishing story of survival — through multiple miscarriages, life in a refugee camp, marital woes, unsafe living conditions and more.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
rapidcityjournal.com | Diana Chambers |Nick Harkaway |Ben Macintyre |Rachel Kushner
BOOKS | REVIEWSThere's a new book about spies hitting shelves just about every week and something for just about every taste. But with so many to choose from, it can be tricky to decide which group of double-crossers is for you. So we're here to help. Here are six of this fall's cloak-and-dagger books, each with a diff erent focus:SPIES WITH ROMANCE"The Secret War of Julia Child"By Diana R.
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Oct 25, 2024 |
thetimes.com | Ben Macintyre
During his years of solitary incarceration, Alexei Navalny was never completely alone: for company he had Shakespeare, Hunter S Thompson, Maupassant, Tolstoy and JK Rowling. He had Yuval Noah Harari, Solzhenitsyn, Tolkien — and Oliver Twist. He had books: those he remembered from a lifetime of reading, those he read in his cell, and the one he was writing.
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Oct 13, 2024 |
dailymail.co.uk | Ben Macintyre
The Arab terrorists who almost a week ago had taken over the Iranian Embassy were on the run. Their leader was dead, riddled with bullets. Inside the blacked-out building, now in flames and awash with CS gas, the remaining five were being hunted down as the SAS operation reached its dramatic conclusion. On the second floor, 22-year-old Shaye al-Sahar burst into the Telex Room, chased by SAS Lance-Corporal Tommy Palmer.
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Oct 11, 2024 |
dailymail.co.uk | Ben Macintyre
Standing in the elegant entrance hall of the overrun Iranian embassy, the exasperated leader of the gang of Arab gunmen told PC Trevor Lock: 'Mr Trevor, I've had enough, we have brought a hostage downstairs.'He pointed at a distraught-looking young diplomat dressed in a yellow cardigan and then at a field telephone sitting on the reception desk.
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