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Third on the "Cultural Revolution Going" list: Richard Cohen. Cohen is a British nonfiction author with half a dozen well-regarded books to his credit. His latest one, to be published in Britain next month, is about historians. Title:
The History Makers: 2500 Years of Shaping the Past.
This is a big, thick, heavy book: 780 pages. It is, according to the British publisher, "An epic exploration of who writes about the past and how the biases of certain storytellers continue to influence our ideas about history (and about who we are) today."
Sounds like a good book. It's not good enough for the American publisher, Random House, though. Why not? Because there are not enough