Martin Chandler - ARTICLES

The most readable cricketing life stories are often those you least expect, and this one is a good example

In this review of Red Rose Books’ latest publication Martin makes a couple of suggestions aimed at any historians who are ‘between projects’

It’s July again, so time for Martin’s look at recent publications, and what we can expect in the coming months

We don’t always bother to review books like this one, but it seems that if nothing else Phil Tufnell’s most recent venture into print is an entertaining one

Three biographies in one book, and what was an excellent idea proves to be an engrossing read

In this review Martin looks at a newly published book on the subject of a fascinating cricketer, albeit one who never graced the First Class game

As the County Championship retreats to the back of the stage at least we have a new edition of County Cricket Matters to enjoy

It should come as no surprise to anyone to see that this appreciation of an unsung Lancashire hero of the distant past appealed to Martin

More books have been written about Sir Donald Bradman than any other cricketer, but not many of them are as interesting as the one Mark Rowe has written

After a long absence Martin has written another blog post about an author, on this occasion one of the best known of all