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The Review - BOOKS
Published: 8 May 2008
 
UFOs and identifying flying fists of ‘skins’

The arrival of a popular music nightclub sparked chaos in 1960s Camden, writes Mike Pentelow

THE culture clash between hippies, skinheads and black nationalists erupted in Camden Town in 1967.> more
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Treading a path through the moral maze of Arab writing
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Blunt message from Pinter has a sting in tail
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Adoring audience for a dark mind
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Stories behind closed doors
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Hats off to a portrait of the city’s past - THE men all wear hats and stare curiously at the camera, the lens still a novelty on the city streets of the mid-19th century.>more

Colourful life of Red Princess
- AS Sofka Zinovieff was mourning the death of her grandmother, she remembered a gift the ageing Russian who she had been ...>more

Parliament’s grand designer
- WHILE many have heard of him, few people know exactly who Pugin was and what he did. Rosemary Hill’s book God’s Architect fleshes ...>more

Leaving no Livingstone unturned
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THROUGHOUT 1980, Ken Livingstone’s busy assassination squad had me high in their sights. I was, my comrades, ...>more

The shadow boxing Naipaul refuses to pulls any punches
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IN his new book, A Writer’s People: Ways of Looking and Feeling – an unlikely potboiler – Nobel ...>more

Extraordinary true life Deedes of legendary Boot of the Beast
- IN the obsessive ego culture of old Fleet Street (and probably new Fleet Street) where fantasy raced ...>more

Did you know? A secret history for the Bard’s birthday
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The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare is the book with which to celebrate the Bard’s birthday this ...>more

The Clerkenwell chronicles
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THAT great campaigner for the poor Wat Tyler took his followers to Clerkenwell in 1381, as did the early trade unionists, the Tolpuddle ...>more

A genius that flowered in the trenches
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IF the First World War still has a terrible glamour about it, it could be said to lie in its poetry. We have heart-rending work by ...>more

Stellar drinkers of England
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FERGUS Linnane has written a sharp, funny and interesting history of this great public pleasure of the English – drinking. We live in joyless...>more

Poetry: ‘Gossip’ and ‘Mismatched shoes’ written by ‘pigs’
- FOR the serious poet, art is anything but therapeutic,” said the Torriano poet Leah Fritz in the poetry ...>more

How they’re sneaking the NHS into private hands - CONFUSE and Conceal is a clear exposition of what is happening to the NHS. > more

Tapping into mind of Sillitoe - MICHAEL Cullen is a womanising criminal, a con man with an eye for an easy score, a strip club enforcer, chauffeur for a gangland... > more

Last Post echoes from the trenches - I REMEMBER as a lad sitting in the pilot’s seat of a shot down Junkers 88 in a field outside the Spitfire station at RAF Wittering... > more

A trove of things that you may not know- THIS is a ragbag of riches of more than 5,500 entries. Here are just to give you a few samples. Did you know The Bell ...>more

Reading the fuzzy line between pornography and eroticism - SEX wasn’t something you talked about in nice Jewish households when I was growing up... > more

Cue for a television phenomenon -
I WAS at the 2001 Benson and Hedges Masters snooker final at a packed Wembley Arena. > more

Mystery of little Willie Starchfield -
EVERYONE knows about the tragic disappearance of Madeleine McCann and the brutal murder of Milly Dowler... > more
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