Books by James MacManus
James MacManus is the managing director of The Times Literary Supplement and a former foreign correspondent who reported from Europe, Africa and the Middle East. James’s first book, Ocean Devil: The Life and Legend of George Hogg, was made into a film starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Since then he has published seven further including On the Broken Shore, Black Venus, Sleep in Peace Tonight, and Love in a Lost Land.
Interviews with James MacManus
The Best Books by War Correspondents, recommended by James MacManus
A war correspondent’s job is to be as close to the front line as possible and to provide as unbiased an account of a conflict as they can, explains the veteran journalist James MacManus. Here he selects five of the best books by war correspondents and explains why memories of that lifestyle now offer him literary inspiration.
