“The Secrets of 9/11: Why the CIA and FBI HQ Allowed the Attacks on 9/11” by Robert Schopmeyer is set to be exhibited at the London Book Fair (LBF) 2026. The book trade fair will take place from March 10 to 12, 2026, at the Olympia, London, UK.
The book presents the author's analysis of intelligence information available prior to the September 11 attacks, drawing from thousands of pages of government records, interviews, and public investigation materials. Schopmeyer outlines his conclusions regarding missed opportunities, interagency communication failures, and unresolved questions connected to the handling of critical intelligence.
According to the author, his research began months before the attacks after studying published al-Qaeda materials and attempting to anticipate potential targets and methods. His later engagement with federal investigators and attendance at public hearings shaped the foundation of his continued inquiry, ultimately leading to the development of this investigative work.
The London Book Fair provides a global platform for publishers, authors, and readers to engage with diverse perspectives and discussions shaping contemporary nonfiction. By showcasing the book, ReadersMagnet highlights works that encourage examination of historical events through research-driven interpretation and discussion.
Visitors attending the event can explore the title alongside a wide selection of independently published works spanning memoir, investigative nonfiction, and fiction. The exhibition offers industry professionals and readers an opportunity to encounter new voices contributing to ongoing conversations about world events and historical accountability, as well as other aspects of literature and society.
Interested readers should grab a copy of Robert Schopmeyer's “The Secrets of 9/11: Why the CIA and FBI HQ Allowed the Attacks on 9/11” on Amazon.
Visit the ReadersMagnet exhibit space at the London Book Fair 2026 at stand 6A90.
Book Details
“The Secrets of 9/11: Why the CIA and FBI HQ Allowed the Attacks on 9/11”
Author: Robert Schopmeyer
Genre: History
Publisher: Palo Alto Publishing
Published Date: September 11, 2023
Author Bio
Robert Schopmeyer is a computer designer and technology entrepreneur who worked on mainframes, microcomputers, and electronic design automation software. After analyzing terrorist publications in 2001, he began researching intelligence failures connected to the September 11 attacks. Drawing on technical analysis and years of document review, he writes investigative nonfiction examining historical events and institutional decision-making.
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