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“... Establishmentarians and nobs that he owned newspapers to make political propaganda. The life which Anne Chisholm and Michael Davie have written begins with a piece of elegant writing, like a dream sequence. It is an unpublished piece written by Davie as a very young Observer reporter. It incorporates Raymond, Beaverbrook’s camp valet who would stamp his ...”

“... US media. His book profits from this privileged viewpoint, his researches have been longer than Anne Chisholm’s, and he has talked to more of the surviving Maidens. Nevertheless, Chisholm’s Faces of Hiroshima impresses with its more restrained style and a fresher sense of shock. Both concentrate on the individual ...”