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| The Insider: The Private Diaries of a Scand...
by Piers Morgan £5.99 Gossipy, self-righteous and downright gripping, this hand-picked series of encounters with the rich and famous won't encourage... | Rupert Murdoch: Ringmaster of the Informati...
by William Shawcross Written by one of Murdoch's admirers (so much of it is partial), Shawcross gives an engrossing account of the mogul's dramatic... | Towards the End of the Morning
by Michael Frayn Michael Frayn writes so well and intimately about the terror, humour, excitement and boredom of the news room in Fleet St. |
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| Bright Lights, Big City
by Jay McInerney £5.59 Short satire on 1980s New York from the viewpoint of a self-indulgent journalist struggling with reality through the haze of a... | Letter to Daniel: Despatches from the Heart...
by Fergal Keane BBC's Feargal Keane writes movingly - and sometimes too sentimentally - about his time as African correspondent. | Scoop: A Novel About Journalists (Penguin M...
by Evelyn Waugh £6.99 William Boot is one of Evelyn Waugh's funniest creations - a naive journalist approaching his dotage who is mistakenly sent to... |
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| How To Lose Friends & Alienate People
by Toby Young £6.79 Very funny and self-effacing true tale of how Toby Young was handed an unbelievably lucky break to work for Vanity Fair magazi... | Editor: An Inside Story of Newspapers
by Max Hastings Sir £5.99 Warts and all (but not Hastings') account of his time as editor of the Daily Telegraph. Some great insights into journalistic ... | Rolling Stone Magazine: The Uncensored Hist...
by Robert Draper A roller coaster ride of risk, arrogance and luck that catapults the young publisher to international fame and fortune. It see... |
Books by journalists or about journalism
