Adam LeBor is a British author and journalist, based in Budapest. He started work as a foreign correspondent in 1991, covering the collapse of Communism and the Yugoslav wars. He’s worked in more than 30 countries, enjoyed some hair-raising adventures along the way, and now reports on Central Europe for The Times.
As a budding novelist and literary critic, he reviews thrillers and crime novels for the Economist, and non-fiction for the Sunday Telegraph and Literary Review. He also contributes to the Sunday Times, the New York Times, Monocle and Conde Nast Traveller. On the web he writes for More Intelligent Life, Comment is Free, Jewcy and Harry’s Place.
As a budding novelist and literary critic, he reviews thrillers and crime novels for the Economist, and non-fiction for the Sunday Telegraph and Literary Review. He also contributes to the Sunday Times, the New York Times, Monocle and Conde Nast Traveller. On the web he writes for More Intelligent Life, Comment is Free, Jewcy and Harry’s Place.
Reportage Press is a new publishing house specialising in books on foreign affairs or set in foreign countries; non-fiction, fiction, essays, travel books, old travel memoirs, or just books written from a stranger’s view.
Daniela Norris and Shireen Anabtawi in discussion - October 12th, London Jewish Cultural Centre
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