Introducing The Secret War: Spies, Codes and Guerrillas 1939-45
Max’s new book – published in autumn 2015 – is a portrait of the role played by espionage, code-breaking and intelligence in the Second World War. Read More
Books
Max introduces Catastrophe: Europe Goes to War 1914
Max Hastings introduces his new book Catastrophe: Europe Goes to War 1914. Read More
Critical acclaim for Catastrophe: Europe Goes to War 1914
Hailed as 'excellent' by Andrew Marr, Max's new book Catastrophe: Europe Goes to War 1914, published on 12th September, is now in its fifth week in the Sunday Times top ten non-fiction bestsellers. Read More
RUSI 2012 Duke of Westminster’s Medal for Military Literature
On 19 July Max was presented with the Royal United Services Institution 2012 Duke of Westminster's medal for military literature, for All Hell Let Loose. Read More
All Hell Let Loose – Bestselling Paperback
Thanks to all my readers in Britain who have so far bought over 250,000 copies of All Hell Let Loose and many more worldwide. Read More
Your feedback for the All Hell Let Loose paperback
All Hell Let Loose is now available to British readers in paperback and I hope many more of you will enjoy it as much as the hardback audience has done. Read More
All Hell Let Loose audio books
All Hell Let Loose soon to be released in various audio formats. Read More
Martin Rubin reviews Inferno for The Chronicle
"If there is a contemporary British historian who is the chronicler of World War II, it would be Max Hastings. Read More
Did You Really Shoot the Television? [Pt.1]
Part 1 – In his memoir Max Hastings recalls the ill-matched marriage of his parents, journalists ‘Mac’ Hastings and Anne Scott James. Read More