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The latest wave of books about Guantanamo is eroding American political capital around the world.

The centenary of the start of the first world war is generating an unprecedented wave of books.

The BBC comedy, written by Jessica Hynes, joins documentaries exploring the theme and a wave of books on the subject.

Think that the tidal wave of books about our most controversial premier has come to an end?

Its success helped inspire a wave of books sometimes called autopathographies, for blending stories of pathology and autobiography.

And over the last few years there has been a wave of books, CDs, DVDs and Web sites as well as a satellite radio show on the subject.

Hoping to climb on the mammoth wave of book sales following Pope John Paul II around these days, Times Books is publishing an instant book on the Pope's new Encyclical Letter on moral conduct this week.

'I'll give you a copy!' he exclaims, charging off through the litter of letters all over the floor, setting off new tidal waves of books in all directions, feeling with his hands till he locates a cardboard box full of copies of Park Top.

As he soon discovered, London in 1523 was a city where ideas as well as goods were being disseminated at a pace that frightened the authorities, triggering waves of book-burning and repression.In this section Messengers in the modern world Why music?

After harnessing the imaginations of millions of girls with a wave of nonfiction books aimed at empowering women, such as bestseller Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls, the book world is now preparing a clutch of inspirational titles for boys, portraying an "alternative type of hero … a man who checks his privilege and who is kind, selfless, courageous and not afraid to stand up for what's right".

HOW will the anniversary wave of September 11th books fare in the bestseller lists?