Won the British Book Award, non fiction book award, Bailey·Gifford Award for non fiction books, Wingate literature award of Je quarterly, essay award of hay literature and Art Festival, and was rated as the best book of the year of the guardian and the top ten best sellers of the Sunday Times;

won qualification for a competitionSlightly Foxed*Biographical debut, Duff·Cooper award shortlist and candier history award shortlist;

This book is based on personal experience"World War II"The four main characters and their families as the starting point, from a profound personal perspective"Crimes against humanity"and"Genocide"The birth of,*Finally, it leads to the great ending of the Nuremberg trial. The seemingly complex content structure is perfectly intertwined in the authors works, so that readers not only have a novel like ups and downs of reading experience, but also truly feel the dignity of history.

Even when describing the complexity of the law, sandss writing is as fascinating, mysterious and informative as a thriller......He can magically extract the complete history of war heroism from the address more than 80 years ago......East West Street is an unusual memoir.

-lisa·Apinanisi, observer

East West Street is a great book and a work full of wisdom. Both narration and knowledge are fascinating and shocking. Everything that happened was a fait accompli, but it still surprised the reader and made me feel anger and sympathy. Sometimes it amazes me and sometimes it makes me cry. I want to finish it in one breath and cant wait to see the end. And when I read the end, I felt reluctant.

-Daniel·Finkelstein, the times

I was deeply attracted......Philip·Sandss fascinating and moving book clearly shows that those who do their best will*A person who has committed serious atrocities at the disposal of the law*Understand the life cost of large-scale crime.

-Lawrence·R. Douglas, Times Literary Supplement

Sands created an extraordinary work. This book is written with the skills of a novelist. The style of writing is natural and smooth, and the content is full of life. It is written from the busy streets of Lvov under Habsburg to the Nuremberg trial. This book is a very exciting and powerful work.

-dominica·Sandy Brooke, the Sunday Times

In the history of sands, as in all excellent novels, we encounter some characters, although seemingly secondary, which are actually essential for the development of the plot......Thus, a-as far as I am concerned-An unprecedented narrative......This delicate structure of force and beauty should not be ignored by anyone in the United States or elsewhere.

-Bernard-Henry·Levi, New York Times

outstanding......This is*Show the kind of ideological history. Sands puts the views of Lemkin and lautepat in the context of history and shows that they still resonate today.

-David·Herman, the New Statesman

A vivid work is worth reading. Part is memoir, part is documentary......Most of the fascinating materials in this book are personal stories. Moving and powerful.

-mark-Mazor, Financial Times

East West Street is fascinating and enlightening because it explains the origin of the law that has changed our world. This book is worth reading. It is full of care and compassion.*Importantly, the book tells some personal stories behind the people who changed the world.

-Daniel·Hahn, bystanders

Sands skillfully weaves together the stories of several families with amazing research results, which caused great repercussions in the Nuremberg court. No novel can be compared with such an important documentary.

-Anthony·Beaver

The book is a master and best-selling author in the field of bipolar disorder research in the world·Redfield·Jamison, a classic work written as a patient and researcher of bipolar disorder, presents us with a delicate mental process of being entangled with bipolar disorder since childhood.

●In this book, Jamieson records his near progress from the first episode of bipolar disorder to the completion of this book30In the middle of the year, every bit of coexistence with bipolar disorder. This book presents a completely heartfelt feeling and experience, which makes the image of a patient suffering from bipolar disorder of mania and depression appear on the paper, and lets us see a painful soul wandering on the edge of excitement and depression, which helps us really enter the heart of bipolar patients.

●As a bipolar patient, how did Jamison complete his undergraduate to doctoral studies? How did she become a lifelong professor at Hopkins University and even an expert on bipolar disorder? What kind of trouble and help does the identity of manic depressive patients give her? What has she done for bipolar patients? This book will answer these questions one by one.

●Because Jamisons courage and persistence not only helped patients see themselves correctly, but also greatly changed the prejudice held by the whole society against psychological patients, set off a wave of surpassing prejudice and accepting psychological patients, but also promoted the legislation of the US Congress and realized the equal right insurance system for psychological patients.

With an introduction by Andrew Solomon

It stands alone in the literature of manic depression for its bravery, brilliance and beauty. Oliver Sacks

I was used to my mind being my best friend. Now, all of a sudden, my mind had turned on me: it mocked me for my vapid enthusiasms; it laughed at all of my foolish plans; it no longer found anything interesting or enjoyable or worthwhile.

Dr Kay Redfield Jamison is one of the foremost authorities on manic depression (bipolar disorder) - and has experienced its terrors and cruel allure first-hand. While pursuing her career in medicine, she was affected by the same exhilarating highs and catastrophic lows that afflicted many of her patients. From her jubilant childhood to the disquiet that has dominated her adult life, she charts a journey through her own mind, and those of others.

An Unquiet Mind is a definitive examination of manic depression from both sides: doctor and patient, the healer and the healed. A classic memoir of enormous candour and courage, it teems with the wit and wisdom of its creator.