Thu, 5 February 2015
With nearly 50 years experience in the newspaper industry, journalist James MacManus became a novelist. His latest book, Sleep In Peace Tonight, is a story of drama and romance, but combines truth to bring the London of the Blitz to life. Churchill, Roosevelt and his special envoy, the now forgotten Harry Hopkins, all star. James talks to Nick Hennegan about the book, his career and how he misjudged Robert Mugabe, the President of Zimbabwe. |
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