The classic book on journalism and the tabloid revolution of newspapers by the master of the craft in the 20th century. A must read for every student of journalism in the English language.

There was no crime on the Mediterranean island of Montebello. Occasionally, it was necessary for somebody to be murdered, but that was only because the island was part of Sicily, and murder was a Sicilian tradition. But Horatio Greene, who had spent all his childhood holidays on the sunshine isle and retired - early - to live there, knew that locals left their keys in the lock on the outside of the door, and that there'd never been a stolen car...

Alternative History. Tackling the myths, mystery and confusion concerning reports of the death of Hitler and a newspaper reporter's quest to uncover the truth. The Northern Echo described it as "the most thought-provoking book of the year" and the Daily Mail said it was "full of Arthur Daley-type characters." This edition is a historically revised version of the best-selling original.

A cardinals' cabal to depose a newly elected but unpopular Pope leads to the death of a British arms dealer on the Maltese island of Gozo. To Chief-inspector 'Bob' Shilling, sent from Scotland Yard to assist the inquiry, it seems like a murder without a motive. But then he discovers that the murder is directly linked to the Crucifixion of Jesus and an ancient fragment of papyrus that contains information shamefully hidden by the Vatican for centuries. That is The Blood Secret. As the story unfolds it will challenge everything that readers know (or think they know) about the Church, the...