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Heather Brooke

British-American journalist and freedom of information campaigner; her requests and legal action helped expose the 2009 MPs' expenses scandal; author of Your Right to Know and The Silent State.

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14 September

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From one piece What’s Love got to do with Social Media? 4 beliefs · heatherbrooke.substack.com

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30 September 2025

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From one piece Why do we think death is unnatural? 2 beliefs · heatherbrooke.substack.com

12 May 2025

26 February 2025

19 August 2012

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    Animal Farm

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    It was a toss-up between Animal Farm and 1984.

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    Inherit the Wind

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    You can dramatise an issue through a play, as in Inherit the Wind.

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    All the King’s Men

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    All the King’s Men is a fictionalised story based on real people, and Malan uses his own life story.

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    The White Hotel

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    The White Hotel runs the gamut – it starts off with an erotic poem, there’s a short story, a pseudo-journal entry, letters, but overall it is a novel.

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