Liz Truss: A Note on the Publisher 0 ▲ Bartholomew's Notes 2 hours ago · Politics · hide · 0 comments A book blurb from former Prime Minister Liz Truss: In this explosive insider account, former British Prime Minister Liz Truss revisits the extraordinary events of 2022 from inside Downing Street, challenging the establishment narrative surrounding the Mini-Budget and revealing a far deeper struggle over who really controls Britain. Truss exposes the immense influence wielded by unelected institutions, from the Bank of England and the Treasury to the Office for Budget Responsibility, and reveals how the forces which brought down her government went far beyond economics. The book – titled Bank Job: A Short Book on How the Bank of England Broke the Bond Market Brought Down the Government – has provoked some scoffing commentary, much of it, but not all, harvested from social media (here and here) Previous prime minister have tended to favour HarperCollins and its various imprints as their publisher, but Truss in this instance has instead chosen Free Speech Press, an imprint of Fisher King… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.