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We're very pleased to have writer, curator, artist, and critic Adrian Dannatt as our guest for the final interview of One Great Reader, Series 3. We've been fans of his insider view of all things art-world since coming across his column for The Art Newspaper in the early 2000s. His tone is that of an endlessly curious, self-effacing bon vivant; gossipy, knowing, literate, and with a touch of theatric English flourish. In other words, good fun. We're glad interviewer Wes Del Val discovered him too, and we hope you enjoy Adrian's generous outpouring of recollections, reconsiderations, and recommendations as much as we do. This also marks our 45th One Great Reader interview overall (what a year!), and we look forward to taking a moment to collect what we've done so far, and doing some very fun things with it. Stay tuned!

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STOP PRESS! We have changed the date of Romalyn Tilghman’s talk about her award-winning novel, To the Stars Through Difficulties , to Tuesday, April 9 (rather than Monday April 8.)

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by Peter Shambrook Oneworld Publications 9/10/2024, paperback SKU: 9780861549498 The untold story of Britain's role in the Israel-Palestine conflict This is the untold story of Britain's role in the Israel-Palestine conflict. During the First World War, the British High Commissioner in Egypt reached a secret agreement with the Sharif of Mecca. If the Sharif allied with Britain against the Ottomans, after the war an independent Arab state that included Palestine would be established. The Sharif kept his word. The British did not. Instead, two years later Lloyd George's government declared that Palestine would be for the global Jewish community. Through meticulous analysis of official records and private papers, Peter Shambrook exposes how Britain came to betray the Arabs. He debunks the myth that Palestine was never part of the lands guaranteed to the Sharif and details the attempts of successive British governments to prevent the truth from ever becoming public. For anyone interested in the history of the Israel-Palestine conflict, this is a must-read. Reviews: "This is the most comprehensive and incisive exposure of the origins of the British betrayal of Palestine. Based on thorough archival research, it brings to a close an old historiographical debate by showing clearly that Britain pledged to make Palestine part of the Arab world during the First World War, and it reveals why this promise was concealed from the British public. Not only is this a vital correction regarding a crucial moment in Palestine's history, it is also a call for contemporary Britain to acknowledge and apologise for its treachery towards the Palestinians." -- Ilan Pappe, Professor of History and Director of the European Centre for Palestine Studies, University of Exeter, and author of The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine "In this thorough and incisive piece of historical detective work, Peter Shambrook conclusively scotches some of the myths and delusions that for over a century have