Mcmillan, James
MCMILLAN, James
MCMILLAN, James. Also writes as Coriolanus. British, b. 1925. Genres: Economics, Politics/Government, Social commentary. Career: Policy Adviser, Express Newspapers, London, 1976 until retirement, in 1986 (Industrial Writer, 1952-53; Assistant Ed., Glasgow Evening Citizen, 1953- 57; Leader Writer, 1957-69, Chief Leader Writer, 1969-76, Daily Express London). Publications: (as Coriolanus) The Glass Lie, 1965; (with Bernard Harris) The American Take-Over of Britain, 1967; The Honours Game, 1968; Anatomy of Scotland, 1969; The Roots of Corruption, 1972; (with Peter Grosvenor) The British Genius, 1973; The Way We Were 1900-1914, 1978; The Way It Was 1914-1934, 1979; The Way It Happened 1935-1950, 1980; (with Jakob Keston) The Secret of Torgan, 1982; Five Men at Nurem- berg, 1984; The Way It Changed 1950-1975, 1987; The Dunlop Story, 1989; Margaret Thatcher: From Finchley to the World, 1990. Address: Thurleston, Fairmile Park Rd, Cobham, Surrey, England.