Nigel Cawthorne

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Nigel Cawthorne (born 27 March 1951 is a writer of fiction and non-fiction, and an editor.

He has written over 80 books on a wide range of subjects. He has contributed to the Guardian, Daily Telegraph Daily Mail and The New York Times and has appeared on television and BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

He has written a prolific number of books including, The Empress of South America, A Life as History, Turning the Tide, Fighting Them on the Beaches, The Bamboo Cage, The Iron Cage, Takin’ Back My Name – the Confessions of Ike Turner, The Secrets of Love, The New Look – The Dior Revolution, Great Record Labels, Spree Killers, The Sixties Source Book, The Winning System, How to Assess Mortgages and Loans, Twenty-One Years of World Cup Skiing, How to Build an Airliner, Run a Successful Video Production Company, The Loving Touch (edited from my own contributions to the partwork Face to Face), The Channel Tunnel Fact File, Sex Killers, The Presidency, Satanic Murder, Images of the Cat, World’s Greatest Royal Scandals, World’s Greatest Political Scandals, World’s Greatest Cults, World’s Greatest Alien Abductions, World’s Worst Atrocities, World’s Greatest Serial Killers, 911 Exposed, Steps, Another Level, 5ive, B*Witched, Magical Mythery Tour, The History of the SS Cricket Team, The Alien Who Thought He Was Elvis, The World’s Greatest UFO and Alien Encounters, Vietnam: A War Lost and Won, Steel Fist, A History of Pirates, Witch Hunt, Million Dollar Trivia, 100 Great Military Commanders, 100 Great Disasters, Alexander the Great, 100 Tyrants and Despots, Doomsday – 50 Ways the World Will End, The Making of The Who’s Tommy, The Making of the Stone Roses, Killers – the Most Barbaric Murderers of Our Time, The Daughter of Heaven, Reaping the Whirlwind – Voices of the Enemy from World War II, Mammoth Book of Killers at Large, Victoria Cross Winners Since 1945