"Witty, hard-hitting, accurate and immensely politically sound, there’s a wealth of wisdom in Richard D North’s right-wing dictionary. The first and most important battle in the culture wars is the one fought over the correct interpretation of contentious words; with this splendid book, North has fired a salvo against the Left that will resonate from one end of the battlefield to the other." - Andrew Roberts

Richard D North, 65, is a writer, broadcaster and commentator. He is media fellow of the Institute of Economic Affairs, the free market think tank, and fellow of the Social Affairs Unit, the home of conservative cultural thought. He edits The Right Sites family of challenging and creative websites. He contributes to the SAU’s online review on the arts, culture and politics. His recent books include Mr Cameron’s Makeover Politics: Why old Tory stories matter to us all (SAU, 2009); “Scrap the BBC!”: Ten years to set broadcasting free (SAU, 2007); Mr Blair’s Messiah Politics: Ten years of inspirational government, 1997-2007 (SAU, 2007); Rich Is Beautiful: A very personal defence of Mass Affluence (SAU, 2005) and pamphlets on liberty, risk, the House of Lords, stag hunting and more.

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