Thomas Harding is a British journalist, author, and human rights campaigner whose books explore memory, place, justice, and the hidden stories of history. His memoir, The House by the Lake, traced the story of a single house outside Berlin through a century of German history, from the Weimar Republic through Nazi rule, the Cold War, and reunification. Blood on the Page investigates how the written word has been used as evidence in criminal cases throughout history. Harding is also known for his campaign to save Hut 1 at Auschwitz. His books and audiobooks offer listeners compelling narrative non-fiction that weaves together personal stories with larger historical forces, making the past feel urgent and alive.
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