Windmill Books picked up a number of great reviews this week, here are the highlights:
‘Witheringly funny … A rock memoir in the misanthropic vein of Lucky Jim‘ Robert Sandall, The Sunday Times
‘[A] cleverly plotted and elegantly written novel…Unsworth has evidently done a great deal of research, but this is woven seamlessly into the fabric of the novel so that the reader is caught up in the excitement of Somerville’s discoveries’ Peter Parker, The Sunday Times
‘I’ve read lots of books about economics this last year. This is one of the very best … Superb’ William Leith, Evening Standard
‘A fluent and indirect paean to Keynesian economics…this resonates with the contemporary turmoil in global financial markets’ James Urquhart, Financial Times
‘Ahamed unravels the story of the most terrible financial collapse in history from the perspective of the four men who were largely responsible: the leading central bankers in the United States, Britain, France and Germany’ Simon Shaw, Mail on Sunday
