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I didn't set out to write a controversial book about pregnancy.

But when a smitten Zarina recommences work on a controversial book about women and Islam, competing loyalties fray relationships.

Lord Ashcroft, co-author of a controversial book about David Cameron, has become embroiled in a tax avoidance investigation, it has emerged.

In 2004, Hindu activists vandalised a library in western India that had assisted the American author James Laine with his controversial book about a 17th-century Hindu king.

In 1994, Said K Aburish wrote a controversial book about Saudi Arabia, The Rise, Corruption and Coming Fall of The House of Saud.

'I was kind of stunned when I first saw it,' laughs Peter Biskind, author of Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, the controversial book about Hollywood in the 1970s.

That they come from a woman at the top rungs of the corporate ladder – a rarefied locale where writing controversial books about taboo subjects is generally frowned upon – is remarkable.

But, I do have to admit that I was bit surprised with Bill O'Reilly in the last few days commenting and getting fired up about Time Magazine's cover article in reference to Pastor Rob Bell's new controversial book entitled: Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived.

Some of Gove's opinions were expressed in Celsius 7/7, a controversial book he wrote in 2006 about Islamism in the UK and elsewhere.

Devine's controversial book, Scotland's Empire, talks about the "darker aspects" of the Scots and Ulster Scots history as being some of the most brutal slave-owning practices in history, the worst ever massacre of Tasmanian aborigines, the worst ever massacre of native Americans, encouraging the alcohol addiction of the Inuit in Canada, and involvement in the opium trade in China.

I was there to talk to Carter about his controversial book, Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid (the 21st he has written since he left office in 1981), and he was firm in his view that - thanks to the current administration - the situation in 'the most volatile region of the world' is the worst it has ever been.