Cudlipp's Circus

Exploring the dynamic world of journalism in the 1960s, the narrative delves into the lives of four influential newspaper barons, highlighting the complexities of press power and its misuse. The author presents a vivid portrayal of Robert Maxwell as a corporate psychopath, while also tracing the tragic arc of his daughter, Ghislaine Maxwell, from her early days at the Daily Mirror to her courtroom confrontation decades later. This work offers a compelling look at media influence and personal downfall against a backdrop of historical significance.