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Martin Chandler - ARTICLES
This week we look at the work of Gerald Howat, a number of whose books should be in the library of any discerning bibliophile
This month has seen the release of a biography of Mike Brearley, the man with ‘a degree in people’ – it is a book that is well worth investing in
This week Martin reviews a new book from Yorkshire on the subject of Sachin Tendulkar, probably, the most famous cricketer on the planet
In this post Martin looks at the work of a contemporary of Neville Cardus, from the other side of the Pennines
In a growing and welcome trend Hampshire join the list of counties producing publications that record interesting and unusual events as they occur
There may not yet be any prospect of any actual cricket this summer, but for those who enjoy reading about the game 2020 looks like being a vintage one
A contemporary of Irving Rosenwater and Rowland Bowen, Roy Webber was not such a colourful character, but remains a ‘person of interest’ as far as we bibliophiles are concerned
Lancashire again, and a booklet celebrating a very special win for the Red Rose against their greatest rivals
Had he lived Conrad Hunte would be celebrating his 88th birthday today. In this feature Martin tells the story of his life and times