Maclean’s Books: Pulling no punches
The fighter’s life of George Chuvalo, the craziness before JFK was killed, and the life of Raymond Chandler
38-year-old homeless tour guide Karim stands at the Prague’s main railway station during his tour in Prague November 20, 2012. Karim works for a student-run tour agency Pragulic as a tour guide that shows tourists the sides of Prague that sightseers would normally avoid. Picture taken November 20, 2012. To match CZECH-HOMELESS/TOUR REUTERS/Petr Josek (CZECH REPUBLIC – Tags: SOCIETY POVERTY TRAVEL)
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Our latest book reviews:
Chuvalo: A Fighter’s Life, The Story Of Boxing’s Last Gladiator, by George Chuvalo with Murray Greig, reviewed by Jonathan Gatehouse
Would You Kill The Fat Man? The Trolley Problem And What Your Answer Tells Us About Right And Wrong by David Edmonds, reviewed by Jonathan Gatehouse
Dallas 1963, By Bill Minutaglio and Steven L. Davis, reviewed by Jaime Weinman
The Great & Calamitous Tale of Johan Thoms (How One Man Scorched the Twentieth Century But Didn’t Mean To), by Ian Thornton, reviewed by Mike Doherty
A Mysterious Something In the Light: The Life of Raymond Chandler, by Tom Williams, reviewed by Brian Bethune
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