Recensione:
By far the best political diary of recent years; far more perceptive and revealing than Alan Clark's. --Peter Riddell, The Times
Brandreth is the true Samuel Pepys of our day. --Andrew Neil, BBC Radio Five Live
Brandreth, for my money, offers about the most honest, and the most amusing, account of the demented, beery futility of the Tory-ruled Commons in the 1990s. --Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
Hilariously acute ... Irresistible. --Matthew d'Ancona, Sunday Telegraph
Extremely touching ... Brandreth emerges as a decent, amusing, talented and charming man. --Simon Heffer, Daily Mail
As a witty and insightful chronicler ... Brandreth is unsurpassed. --Michael Simmons, The Spectator
A serious contribution to history as well as funny and touching.Breaking the Code is how politics genuinely is. --The Times
As a witty and insightful chronicler ... Brandreth is unsurpassed. --Michael Simmons, The Spectator
L'autore:
A prolific author, broadcaster and public speaker, he is best known these days as a reporter on BBC1's The One Show and a regular on Radio 4's Just A Minute. On stage he has appeared as Malvolio and Lady Bracknell, and in his own musical revue in London's West End. On TV he has featured in Have I Got News For You, QI, Room 101, Countdown and This Is Your Life. His many books include two royal biographies, six Victorian murder mysteries featuring Oscar Wilde as his detective, and, most recently, the bestselling The 7 Secrets of Happiness. He is married to writer and publisher Michèle Brown and has three children, six grandchildren and two cats.
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