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David Lough to sign books at Hatchards Christmas Customer Evening on 29 November 2018
Hatchards Christmas Customer Evening David Lough, whose latest book Darling Winston was published by Head of Zeus in September 2018, will join authors invited by Hatchards bookshop in Piccadily to sign books at their Customer Evening on Thursday 29 November from 6-8pm.
READ MOREJennie Churchill reads her great great grandmother’s Darling Winston letters
Darling Winston launch at the London Library Jennie Churchill reads letter: ‘I am quite disheartened about you’ Darling Winston, the book of letters between Winston Churchill and his mother Jennie awarded a 5* review by The Daily Telegraph, was launched in front of a large crowd at the London Library on 20 September. Among those […]
READ MOREDarling Winston book launch 20 September at The London Library
Intense relationship Publishers Head of Zeus and author David Lough will mark the publication of Darling Winston: Forty years of letters between Winston Churchill and his mother at a launch party in the London Library on the evening of Thursday 20 September. This is the first time that the letters between Lady Randolph Churchill – born […]
READ MOREHistory Today: No More Champagne ‘brilliant and compelling’
The November 2016 issue of History Today magazine reviews David Lough’s book, No More Champagne: Churchill and His Money. The reviewer, Dr Warren Dockter, calls the book a ‘brilliant and compelling study’ which is both ‘fun and informative’, adding that ‘the book’s real value can be found in what it reveals about Churchill’. ‘Lough exposes […]
READ MOREDavid Lough wins Somervell Award in US
David Lough wins 2016 Somervell Award Prize for Lord Randolph’s Gold article in Finest Hour The editorial board of Finest Hour, the quarterly journal of The Churchill Centre, is to present its 2016 Somervell Award for best article to David Lough for his piece titled Lord Randolph’s Legacy: Shares not Sacks of Gold . The […]
READ MOREAudiobook version of No More Champagne launched
WholeStory Audiobooks launched the audio-book version of David Lough’s No More Champagne in the United Kingdom on 3 March. The book is unabridged and is narrated by Peter Joyce, an English actor who trained at the Rose Bruford College of Speech and Drama. he has played major roles for the Royal Shakespeare Company in London’s […]
READ MOREThe Times chooses No More Champagne among its Books of the year
The Times has joined The Guardian and The Wall Street Journal in recommending David Lough’s No More Champagne: Churchill and His Money as one its Books of the year. The selection in the newspaper’s Biography list was made by Robbie Millen who wrote: “This is the first book that focuses on his (mainly losing) battle […]
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