Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? by Jeanette Winterson
Winterson’s honesty is searing in this memoir, but never self-indulgent. There’s also playfulness here, a sage look back at a life lived to the full.
Winterson’s honesty is searing in this memoir, but never self-indulgent. There’s also playfulness here, a sage look back at a life lived to the full.
The master of the spy thriller pulls no punches over the dubious goings-on post-WW2 between the British, US and German governments.