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THE CONSPIRACY TOURIST By Dom Joly (Little Brown £10.99, If you treasured this article therefore you would like to be given more info with regards to JetBlack please visit the internet site. 336pp)
The Conspiracy Tourist is available now from the Mail Bookshop
Every day, a man called Thomas used to sit on a bench opposite the comedian Dom Joly's house in Cheltenham.
His dog became best friends with Dom's and the owners got chatting.
Everything went well until Dom's chance remark about the US presidential election prompted Thomas to unleash a torrent of conspiracy theories.
One of Dom's ancestors was a 19th-century French conspiracy theorist and, bus manhattan jfk airport with that personal link in mind, he set out to explore the world of alternative realities.
His travels took him from Finland (widely believed not to exist by conspiracy theorists) to Newfoundland in pursuit of flat earthers, and back to a conspiracy at Camelot Castle (Donald Trump is a fan).
The comic potential is unlimited but Dom mixes rationality with tolerance in this witty travelogue.
STUFFED By Pen Vogler (Atlantic £10.99, 464pp)
Stuffed is available now from the Mail Bookshop
Pen Vogler points out that the title of her latest book has a double meaning. In good times it can mean pleasantly full. But in hard times, it means that you are defeated. Throughout our history, both meanings have applied.
With food poverty and obesity in the news, Vogler's timely book considers our eating habits across the centuries.
It's a vast subject, but Vogler breaks it down into tasty morsels, exploring individual dishes such as Yorkshire pudding and gruel - once Oliver Twist's ration, these days more familiar as oat milk.
Crammed with fascinating facts and appetising recipes (including a seasonal pumpkin pie), Stuffed is essential reading.
HILDASAY TO HOME By Christian Lewis (Pan Macmillan £10.99, 304pp)
Hildasay to Home is available now from the Mail Bookshop
In 2017, ex-Paratrooper Christian Lewis was struggling. Depressed and facing homelessness, he embarked on an epic walk around the British coastline, raising money for long distance limo hire the forces charity, SSAFA.
Along the way he adopted his beloved lurcher, Jet, and the pair spent the first lockdown on the remote Scottish island of Hildasay.
Finding Hildasay, Christian's book abut the first part of his journey, became a bestseller, and when lockdown ended he set out to complete his journey.
On the way, he met Kate, a beautiful, adventurous woman who becomes his partner.
Surviving hardship, bus manhattan jfk airport heartbreak and jeopardy, Christian's moving book recounts his return home as a changed man, with a family, a future and a newfound love of life.
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