Habrá fuego: Margaret Thatcher, el IRA y dos minutos que cambiaron la historia

Highlighting such a brief moment seems so specific — I wonder what led the author to see this as a turning point worth exploring in detail.

The emotional stakes are so high in this story, and I’m curious if others felt the same conflicted feelings about these figures and their choices.

It’s often tricky to make nonfiction feel vivid without sacrificing accuracy. I’d love to know what techniques were used to keep the narrative compelling.