Non-Fiction

From Oyster Ketchup to Roquefort, fish fingers to chicken nuggets, via chocolate and olive oil.

A series of negotiation tips that could be as useful in a terrorist hostage situation as when talking to a teenager.

"I always wanted the love of my father, even just for him to like me or be proud of me."

A stylistically flawed but moderately interesting autobiography of his life as an R 'n' B star and calling to the ministry.

From emotional blackmail to Fifties 'hook-ups', there's little that's new.

This new history of Europe's conflicts leading up to World War I lacks geopolitical context.

The metal scene is violent and brutal, but for fans of the genre this is the only book they will ever need to read to understand the scene.

Well researched, but it has a bit too much of an "inside politics" feel.

Some sympathy for the devil after all.

Filled with illuminating anecdotes from the people who knew the man, who saw at his best, who saw him at his worst.