Non-fiction

Category: Journalism

The books here are listed alphabetically by authors' surnames.

by George Alagiah
A beautifully told memoir on what it is like to be an immigrant in Britain and become one of our most loved and respected journalists.
by Victoria Amelina
A poignant and powerful account from a witness of war.
by Geraldine Brooks
An incredible memoir from the novelist and journalist, Brooks about finding a way to grieve the sudden lost of her husband.
by Kevin Burch
By 'the bloke off BBC Look East', this is an entertaining and informative memoir of life as a local reporter.
by Christina Lamb
A hotel opened its doors to the homeless of Shrewsbury during Covid. This is an account of what happened.
by Marie Le Conte
A behind-the-scenes glimpse at the workings of Parliament.
by Lindsay Nicholson
A compelling and affirming memoir of overcoming tragedy and trauma while progressing a hugely successful career in magazine journalism.
by Antony Penrose
The essential guide to the story of the phenomenal Lee Miller, with brilliant photography included.
by Sophie Raworth
BBC newsreader Sophie Raworth shares her passion for running in this engaging and inspiring memoir.
by Julie Welsh
Recalling the lives and times of female journalists who broke down barriers in Fleet Street in the 1970s and 1980s.