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I must confess that it was with some trepidation that I received David Wright‐Neville's Dictionary of Terrorism for review. The very title conjured up memories of the infamous, The Anarchist Cookbook, which was written by William Powell to protest the US's involvement in the Vietnam War in 1971 and which contained instructions for the manufacture of explosives, among other things (and has been disowned by the author although it is still in print). However, I can allay any fears and reassure the prospective reader that they will be quite safe to read Dictionary of Terrorism without fear of arrest....

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