War Doctor by David Nott
War Doctor, Surgery on the Front Line was the first book I read during my holiday to Croatia last June. A mad last-minute purchase in the airport book store, it has made it onto my list of top memoirs for 2019.
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9 Lessons in Brexit by Ivan Rogers
It’s a sad moment in British history, but Brexit is finally upon us. I hope we can learn from Ivan Rogers 9 Lessons in Brexit.
Memoir Madness: Top Five Memoirs of 2019
It’s fair to say that a significant sub-genre of non-fiction is memoirs. They’re an integral pillar of personal story telling, and helping others to view the world through your eyes. Following the almost mass-hysteria* around Adam Kay’s This is Going to Hurt, it is no surprise that memoirs featured significantly in my reading throughout 2019.
Under the Wig by William Clegg QC
A different take to legal-memoirs, Clegg QC focuses solely on the instructive cases of his career.
This Too Will Pass by Richard Martin
Open, honest & human. A memoir focusing on a high-flying lawyer’s battle with mental health, and subsequent recovery.
