A re-examination of the life and legacy of Margaret Thatcher. The author draws her portrait from biographies, historical archives and conversations with people who knew Thatcher, presenting the Iron Lady's flaws and missteps as well as her triumphs.
Claire Berlinski Book order
Claire Berlinski writes with keen insight into the complexities of international relations and human nature. Her work often delves into the intersections of cultures, the impact of global events on individual lives, and the search for meaning in a complex world. Through her fluid and evocative prose, Berlinski explores themes of identity, otherness, and the ever-shifting landscape of the modern world.
- 2010
- 2008
Lion Eyes
- 235 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Claire Berlinski (the real Claire Berlinski, that is) wrote Loose Lips, the best (and certainly the funniest) contemporary novel about the CIA. Of course, that never meant she was the greatest spy of her generation. When a fictional spy novelist named Claire Berlinski, who lives in Paris, begins exchanging e-mails with an Iranian archeologist who likes her work, she thinks nothing of it. Lots of people like spy novels. Lots of people meet online. Lots of people flirt online. But when Claire visits Istanbul at the suggestion of this charming Persian, whom she calls the Lion, she finds herself, to her astonishment, in the thick of a real espionage novel. As life begins menacingly to imitate art, Claire discovers that the Lion is not who she thinks he is. And the Lion discovers that Claire is not who he thinks she is, either.
