Meynell on Popular History

Mark Meynell has a good post on questions to ask as you read popular history. You can find it here. If you rummage around on his site, you will also find some other very interesting entries, such as John LeCarre's reflections on writing.

Posted April 25, 2011 @ 8:59 AM by Carl Trueman

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