At the back of this substantial volume there is a list of biographies of Pope Francis. Nine are mentioned, five by Argentinian journalists. Also named are other recollections of Francis, including Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan’s reminiscences of the 2013 conclave and one, by a fellow novice of the Pope’s, intriguingly entitled Bergoglio and Me: lives almost in parallel. The last remains unpublished. Is there anything left to say? By now we all know of the Bergoglio family’s lucky escape from the liner which sank, and how the Pope’s grandmother stepped ashore into the heat of an Argentinian sun wrapped in a fur coat, the money from the sale of the family’s coffee shop sewn into its lining.Yet if there is something new to be said, Austen Ivereigh is the man to say