Martin Sixsmith Reading Order
1 series · 17 books
Martin Sixsmith is a British author, journalist, and television presenter whose career spans broadcasting, government advisory work, and writing. He is best known for his narrative non-fiction works that investigate compelling human stories and historical mysteries, most prominently The Lost Child of Philomena Lee, which inspired the acclaimed 2013 film Philomena. Sixsmith's writing combines rigorous research with accessible storytelling, drawing on his extensive experience in journalism and his familiarity with British culture and institutions.
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Standalone Novels Series
17 books
Martin Sixsmith has written 17 standalone novels published in a series collection spanning multiple decades. These books should be read in publication order, beginning with Ayesha's Gift. The series encompasses diverse subjects including Russian history and politics, with titles such as Putin and the Return of History, The Litvinenko File, and Russia the Wild East Part Two, as well as works on other topics like Spin and The Lost Child of Philomena Lee. The complete publication status of this collection remains unclear.
Start with Ayesha's gift, the first of 17 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Ayesha's gift |
| 2 | I Heard Lenin Laugh |
| 3 | Moscow coup |
| 4 | My Sins Go with Me |
| 5 | Never Seek to Know |
| 6 | Putin and the Return of History |
| 7 | Putin i delo ︠I︡UKOSa |
| 8 | Putin's oil |
| 9 | Russia |
| 10 | Russia Conundrum |
| 11 | Russia The Wild East Part Two |
| 12 | Spin |
| 13 | The Litvinenko File |
| 14 | The Lost Child Of Philomena Lee A Mother Her Son And A Fiftyyear Search |
| 15 | Unquiet Heart |
| 16 | War of Nerves |
| 17 | ha-Nefṭ shel Puṭin |
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- Martin Sixsmith has written 17 books across 1 series.