Saturday (2005) is a novel by the British author Ian McEwan that charts the day of a 48 year old London neurosurgeon called Henry Perowne. It won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for 2005. The novel is set on Saturday, 15th February 2003 against the backdrop of the huge demonstration against the invasion of Iraq. Perowne has planned a series of jobs and pleasures culminating in a family dinner in the evening; however, the day is disrupted by an encounter with violence.Pulitzer Prize winning critic, Michiko Kakutani, lavished praise upon the book; stating in The New York Times: "Mr. McEwan has not only produced one of the most powerful pieces of post-9/11 fiction yet published, but also fulfilled that very primal mission of the novel: to show how we -- a privileged few of us, anyway -- live today."

For those interested in the Pittsburgh Steelers and their history, there's an upcoming book by Art Rooney Jr. entitled "Ruanaidh" -- that's Rooney in Gaelic -- which is due out later this month. A memoir that tells all the inner workings behind the scenes of the famous football family and dynasty.

Stephen Lendman reviews Jonathan Cook's newest important and pertinent book, ''Israel and the Clash of Civilisations: Iraq, Iran and the Plan to Remake the Middle East'' which begins with Iraq, stating upfront that ''civil war and partition were the intended outcomes of invasion.''

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Week five results on a goal to lose 52lbs by April, also a killer low calorie Chili recipe that you must have in your cook book!