Andrew Norman

Andrew Norman was born in Newbury, Berkshire, in 1943. Having been educated in Zimbabwe and Oxford, he qualified in medicine at the Radcliffe Infirmary. From 1972 to 1983, Norman worked as a general practitioner in Dorset before a spinal injury cut short his medical career. He is now an established writer whose published works include biographies of Thomas Hardy, Adolf Hitler, Agatha Christie, Enid Blyton, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Robert Mugabe and Charles Darwin.

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Bound for the East Indies: Halsewell – A Shipwreck that Gripped the Nation - available now from Fonthill Media

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Bound for the East Indies: Halsewell – A Shipwreck that Gripped the Nation

The loss of East Indiaman HCS Halsewell in January 1786 touched the very heart of the British nation.

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Making Sense of Marilyn

There has been much debate about Marilyn’s frame of mind when she knowingly or unknowingly took her own life. Was it mental illness and instability that led Marilyn to an increasing reliance on drugs (and drink), until she finally died from a self-administered excess of them? Had her psyche, right from the beginning, contained the seeds of her own destruction? By teasing out what is authentic from what is inauthentic, this book sheds new light on the enigmatic character of Marilyn Monroe, who is regarded, arguably, as the world’s most famous movie star.

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Hitler's Insanity: A Conspiracy of Silence

Discover what Hitler’s associates were able to shed on the personality and modus operandi of the Fuehrer, and to determine the extent to they (and Hitler himself) realised that their leader was insane

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Robert Mugabe’s Lost Jewel of Africa Success

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Robert Mugabe’s Lost Jewel of Africa

This is the story of Southern Rhodesia and its extraordinary history from the time of its earliest known inhabitants.

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T. E. Lawrence: Tormented Hero

In T. E. Lawrence: Tormented Hero, Andrew Norman sheds new light on Lawrence of Arabia that remains a mystery to this day. Lawrence’s sexual orientation is discussed in detail, including his dislike of physical relationships and it is suggested that he suffered from sexual aversion disorder.

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Agatha Christie: The Disappearing Novelist

When Agatha Christie, the so-called ‘Queen of Crime’, disappeared from her home in Sunningdale in Berkshire for eleven days on 3 December 1927, the whole nation held its breath.

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Jane Austen: Love is a Like a Rose

The identity of Jane Austen’s mystery lover is revealed for the first time!

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Kindly Light: The Story of Blind Veterans UK

The story of Blind Veterans UK, formerly St Dunstan’s, an organisation that was founded during the First World War by Sir Arthur Pearson to bring hope and practical help to British and Allied servicemen blinded in the service of their country.

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Polaris: Submarines, Missiles, the US Navy and the Royal Navy

Home Front: Alfred T. Palmer’s WWII Photography

We’ve All Life Before Us: A Love Story of the Second World War

The 28th Infantry Division and the Battle of the Bulge

The Children of Charles II: The Merry Monarch’s Fourteen Bastards

Jack Hawkins: A Biography

Bound for the East Indies: Halsewell – A Shipwreck that Gripped the Nation

Making Sense of Marilyn

Hitler's Insanity: A Conspiracy of Silence

Robert Mugabe’s Lost Jewel of Africa

T. E. Lawrence: Tormented Hero

Agatha Christie: The Disappearing Novelist

Jane Austen: Love is a Like a Rose

Kindly Light: The Story of Blind Veterans UK

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