Across the literary pages: Hilary Mantel: “Bring Up the Bodies”

Hilary Mantel dominates the bank holiday books pages. “Bring Up The Bodies”, the sequel to the Booker winning “Wolf Hall”, will be published this Thursday, and the acclaim has already begun.

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