Nicholas Goodman

Opinion
Inside stories
8 June 2020
Shades of the Prison House: a history of incarceration in the British Isles | Harry Potter
Opinion
Grim reality for asylum-seekers behind tabloid headlines
17 June 2019
The Invisible Crowd | Ellen Wiles
Opinion
When familial bonds reach breaking point
18 February 2019
In the Blood | By Ruth Mancini
Opinion
Chambers of horrors
4 February 2019
The Negligents | By Kate Smith
Opinion
Silent witnesses
15 October 2018
All that remains: A life in death | By Sue Black
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Calling the shots
8 January 2018
The Internationalists: And Their Plan to Outlaw War
Analysis
BOOK REVIEW: A Concise History of Sunnis & Shi‘is
13 November 2017
John McHugo
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Reverting to types
4 September 2017
The Ten Types of Human: a new understanding of who we are and who we can be, Dexter Dias
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Exploding myths about crime
12 June 2017
Criminal: the truth about why people do bad things.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Joseph, 1917
13 March 2017
Lawyer David Hewitt plunges the reader into the Western Front.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Cut-throat Defence: a Jack Kowalski thriller (e-book)
20 February 2017
A light touch keeps you engrossed all the way to the enthralling end.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Memory of Beheram
6 February 2017
This book is not for the faint-hearted.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Zomcats!
6 February 2017
Too many ingredients to make a satisfying dish?
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: The Black Panther: The trials and abductions of Donald Neilson
30 January 2017
Ex-law tutor Gordon Lowe brilliantly portrays the criminal mind.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: The Dreams That Make Us
26 September 2016
Often the action laboriously unfolds without engaging the reader.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: East West Street: on the origins of genocide and crimes against humanity
25 July 2016
An absorbing and readable account of the inception of modern human rights law.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Celebrity Chef Zombie Apocalypse
25 July 2016
A pacy, stomach-churning tale that can be read in one sitting.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: A Passing Fury: Searching for Justice at the End of World War II
16 May 2016
Williams’ book - marking the 70th anniversary of the Nuremberg trials - offers an insightful account of Belsen in 1945.
Opinion
TV REVIEW: Undercover
2016-04-08T09:29:00
This BBC drama featuring Sophie Okonedo as an emotionally invested barrister will grip you.
Opinion
BOOK REVIEW: Something is Rotten in Fettig
4 April 2016
Court exchanges in this satire with a bizarre cast are a delight.