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“... up our stories and in terms of feeling really bad about it afterwards. This new memoir from Michael Finkel streaks across a firmament already glittering with apologetic precedents. Stephen Glass, once a popular and ambitious young thing at the New Republic, invented email addresses and whole companies to hide his deceit, and later went on to invent ...”

“... Huge fortunes rest on the question of how and whether to fix it, which has led, in the words of Michael Forsyth, a former chair of the Economic Affairs Committee, to a ‘ridiculous merry-go-round’, with a decade of select committee hearings, consultations, independent reports and court cases attempting to balance the interests ...”

“... enlarge the House of Islam. The Ottoman state was founded, as its most recent historian Caroline Finkel writes, on ‘the ideal of continuous warfare’. Recognising no peers, and respecting no pieties of peaceful coexistence, it was designed for the battlefield, without territorial fixture or definition. But it was also pragmatic. From the ...”