With their version of Wolf Hall, for instance, they picked out the history bent of the novel much more.

All the English covers - with the exception of Wolf Hall - have those hideous quotes on them.

Wolf Hall is told through the eyes of a sympathetic Thomas Cromwell.

Did anyone else notice Perkins mocking Wolf Hall though?

Come to think of it, I now may have to read Wolf Hall 1.

Wolf Hall and A Place of Greater Safety are magnificent.

Judges voted three to two in favour of Wolf Hall for the prize.

Wolf Hall includes a large cast of fictionalized historical persons.

None of the action occurs at Wolf Hall.

Wolf Hall at complete review, an aggregation of reviews from papers and magazines.