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  As the voters trickle back, readers stay away in droves

  Nov 21 2008:

  Poor reviews and sales for Gordon Brown's latest book, despite prime minister's renewed popularity

• Why shouldn't Sarah Palin get a book deal?

  Nov 20 2008:

  Jean Hannah Edelstein: Left-leaning Americans should welcome books from Sarah Palin and Joe the Plumber

• The history book directing America's future

  Nov 17 2008:

  Graeme Allister: President Obama will be taking cues from a study of how Abraham Lincoln managed his government nearly 150 years ago

• Duly noted

  Nov 17 2008:

  In more than 30 years as a journalist, Hugo Young met everyone who mattered in British politics - and recorded every encounter. These exclusive extracts from a new book of his private papers lay bare the alliances, rivalries and hatreds that followed the 1997 election. Introduction by David McKie

• World Cup conflict

  Nov 16 2008:

  Review: The Fighter by Tim Parks
  A collection of lively and thought provoking essays, says Alexandra Masters

• The Triumph of the Political Class

  Nov 15 2008:

  Review: The Triumph of the Political Class by Peter Oborne
  This is a serious, fearless tirade against politicians and New Labour

• Wisdom of the credit-crunch soothsayer

  Nov 9 2008:

  Review: Who Runs Britain? by Robert Peston
  If anyone's stock has risen during the financial belly-up, it's that of Robert Peston, writes Martin Hemming
  

• The hunt for bin Laden

  Nov 9 2008:

  Review: Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden? by Morgan Spurlock
  The Big Mac guzzler has bitten off more than he can chew, writes Katie Toms

• Downfall of a dynasty

  Nov 2 2008:

  Paperback of the week: The Bush Tragedy by Jacob Weisberg
  Jacob Weisberg demolishes his subject with intellectual generosity, says Rafael Behr

• Who Runs Britain?

  Nov 1 2008:

  Review: Who Run's Britain? by Robert Peston
  Why 'Follow the money' is still good advice

• Savage Mules

  Nov 1 2008:

  Review: Savage Mules by Dennis Perrin
  As an antidote to US election fever, this sourly funny little bomb of a book kicks over the ashes of past Democratic warmongering and corruption

• Which presidential candidate is winning at the UK tills?

  Oct 29 2008:

  Alison Flood: If British book sales are any kind of portent, then Obama's set for a landslide. (What a shame that they aren't)

• The British revolution that never was

  Oct 26 2008:

  Review: From Anger to Apathy by Mark Garnett
  Garnett's caustic history takes no prisoners, says Heather Thompson

• Jew-baiting is alive and kicking

  Oct 26 2008:

  Review: Globalising Hatred - The New Anti-Semitism by Denis MacShane
  Denis MacShane sounds a timely warning against a pernicious conspiracy theory, writes Rafael Behr

• A voice of reason amid the carnage

  Oct 26 2008:

  Review: The Forever War by Dexter Filkins
  The drama and urgency of Dexter Filkins' writing is superb, says Peter Beaumont

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