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Where is Ruja Ignatova, the self-styled cryptoqueen, hiding?

2 July 2022

9:00 AM

2 July 2022

9:00 AM

The Missing Cryptoqueen Jamie Bartlett

W.H. Allen, pp.320, 16.99

This is a depressing book. It’s a reminder of everything that is sick, broken and generally maledicted about the human condition. It’s also a book based on a podcast, which brings difficulties of its own.

To cut a very long story short, The Missing Cryptoqueen tells the true story of a Bulgarian crook named Ruja Ignatova, the self-styled cryptoqueen of the book’s title.

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