An unparalleled history of the Eurovision Song Contest and its political and cultural significance from the postwar years to the present.

Arthur C. Clarke winner and Sunday Times bestseller returns to a world steeped in magic - and the Tyrant Philosophers' campaign to bring reason, logic and 'perfection' to it.

This book examines Paul's logic of temple purity in 1 Corinthians 3 and 6 in conversation with Jewish and other Greco-Roman texts, asking how Paul relates to his context and challenging simple Jewish/Greco-Roman dichotomies.

A highly topical book featuring horrifying true stories about the secret operations of Putin's intelligence services.

This book argues that conspiracy theories such as QAnon are not fringe aberrations but misguided attempts to critique the failures of neoliberal capitalism.