Peter Pomerantsev 3 Books Collection Set - Information War & Propaganda - Non Fiction - Mixed Format

Titles in This Set
How to Win an Information War
This Is Not Propaganda
Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Mixed Format (Hardback & Paperback)
Publisher: Faber & Faber

Overview
Peter Pomerantsev's compelling three-book collection explores how information, propaganda, and media power shape modern society. Drawing on hidden wartime history, sharp investigative journalism, and firsthand reporting from the former Soviet Union, Pomerantsev examines the machinery behind persuasion campaigns and disinformation. How to Win an Information War revisits a forgotten World War II propagandist's tactics; This Is Not Propaganda investigates how digital-age messaging manipulates belief across social networks; and Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible offers an immersive portrait of post-Soviet Russia's media-driven culture. Together, these titles sharpen readers' ability to spot manipulation and understand today's information landscape.

About the Books
Each book in this collection approaches the same urgent question — how truth is manufactured, distorted, and weaponized — from a different angle, giving readers a layered understanding of propaganda past and present. How to Win an Information War tells the true story of a British wartime broadcaster who pioneered psychological warfare against Nazi Germany, and draws a direct line from his black-propaganda tactics to the disinformation campaigns of today. This Is Not Propaganda turns to the twenty-first century, following activists, trolls, and spin doctors across Russia, the Philippines, Mexico, and beyond to reveal how social media and networked influence have transformed persuasion into a borderless, always-on operation. Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible, Pomerantsev's acclaimed debut, pulls readers into the surreal world of post-Soviet Russian television, where the author worked as a producer, exposing how oligarchs, gangsters, and the Kremlin itself use spectacle and money to blur the line between fact and performance. Blending rigorous research with vivid, on-the-ground reportage, all three books share Pomerantsev's talent for making complex geopolitics feel immediate and human. Readers move from the trenches of World War II to the war rooms of modern influence campaigns to the television studios of Moscow, tracing a single, urgent thread: the fight to keep truth from becoming just another weapon. This set rewards anyone curious about journalism, politics, or media literacy, offering not just analysis but genuinely gripping storytelling from a writer with rare access and insight.

Key Benefits

• Written by Peter Pomerantsev, a journalist and LSE senior fellow with firsthand experience inside Russian media and global information campaigns
• Covers propaganda's evolution from wartime broadcasts to today's social media manipulation in one cohesive collection
• Blends historical narrative, investigative reportage, and memoir for a compelling, fast-paced reading experience
• Ideal for students, journalists, and anyone wanting sharper media literacy and critical thinking skills
• A thoughtful gift for the politically curious reader, book club pick, or history and current-affairs enthusiast
• Sparks essential conversations about truth, power, and democracy in the digital age

Book-by-Book Guide
How to Win an Information War — Traces a British wartime broadcaster's fight against Nazi propaganda and its unsettling relevance to modern disinformation.
This Is Not Propaganda — Follows trolls, activists, and spin doctors worldwide to expose how social media weaponizes belief.
Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible — Draws on Pomerantsev's years producing Russian television to reveal a media world built on spectacle and money.

About the Author
Peter Pomerantsev is a Ukrainian-born British journalist, author, and television producer whose work examines propaganda, disinformation, and the politics of the media age. He is a Senior Fellow at the London School of Economics' Institute of Global Affairs, where he co-directs the Arena Initiative on information and democracy. Before turning to writing, Pomerantsev worked as a producer for Russian television, an experience that shaped his acclaimed debut, Nothing Is True and Everything Is Possible. His later books extend his investigation into how narratives and technology shape belief, cementing his reputation as a leading voice on media and truth.

Why You'll Love This Collection
This collection is essential for anyone who wants to understand the forces shaping public opinion today. Gripping, well-researched, and endlessly relevant, it makes a thoughtful gift for the news-obsessed reader, a book club pick, or a smart addition to any home library — perfect for holiday gifting or back-to-school reading lists.

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