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Clive James
Birth date: October 07, 1939
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Clive James's Books
Unreliable Memoirs - Clive James May Week Was in June - Clive James Cultural Amnesia: Notes in the Margin of My Time - Clive James Sentenced to Life - Clive James Visions Before Midnight - Clive James Visions Before Midnight - Clive James Always Unreliable: Unreliable Memoirs / Falling Towards England / May Week Was in June - Clive James Falling Towards England - Clive James 21 Picador authors celebrate 21 years of international writing - Julian Barnes, Ian McEwan, Clive James, Oliver Sacks, Russell Hoban, Tariq Ali The Book Of My Enemy: Collected Verse, 1958 2003 - Clive James Poetry (Poetry, November 2012, Volume 201, Number 2) - Christian Wiman, Katie Ford, Hailey Leithauser, Clive James The Metropolitan Critic - Clive James Other Passports - Clive James Other Passports - Clive James Latest Readings - Clive James The Fate Of Felicity Fark In The Land Of... The Fate Of Felicity Fark In The Land Of The Media: A Moral Poem In Rhyming Couplets - Clive James Fan Mail: Seven Verse Letters - Clive Ja... Fan Mail: Seven Verse Letters - Clive James The Best Australian Poems 2015 - Geoff P... The Best Australian Poems 2015 - Geoff Page, Michael Sharkey, Louise Carter, Jane Downing, Fiona Wright, Victoria McGrath, Petra White, Jill Jones, Jennifer Compton, Jennifer Maiden, Steve Evans, Nigel Roberts, Kevin Hart, Alan Gould, Ron Heard, Jennifer Mackenzie, Eileen Chong, Alex Skovron, Russell Erwi On Television - Clive James A Point of View. by Clive James - Clive James London Review of Books: Anthology 1 - Te... London Review of Books: Anthology 1 - Ted Hughes, Angela Carter, Norman Stone, Christopher Ricks, Frank Kermode, Salman Rushdie, Bernard Williams, Alan Bennett, Karl Miller, Clive James, Craig Raine, Martin Amis, Richard M. Rorty, Michael Mason, Seamus Heaney, Oliver Sacks, Marilyn Butler, A.J.P. Taylor, Willi Even As We Speak - Clive James
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Latest Readings - Clive James
The Book Of My Enemy: Collected Verse, 1958 2003 - Clive James
Play All: A Bingewatcher’s Notebook - Cl... Play All: A Bingewatcher’s Notebook - Clive James
Latest Readings - Clive James
Sentenced to Life - Clive James
Cultural Amnesia: Notes in the Margin of My Time - Clive James
The Best Australian Essays: A Ten-Year Collection - Tim Flannery, David Malouf, J.M. Coetzee, Clive James, Thomas Keneally, Richard Flanagan, Simon Leys, Tim Winton, Inga Clendinnen, Peter Porter, John Birmingham, Kate Jennings, Robyn Davidson, David Marr, Christos Tsiolkas, Barry Humphries, David Foster, Alan Frost, Robe
21 Picador authors celebrate 21 years of international writing - Julian Barnes, Ian McEwan, Clive James, Oliver Sacks, Russell Hoban, Tariq Ali
The Divine Comedy - Dante Alighieri, Clive James
Always Unreliable: Unreliable Memoirs / Falling Towards England / May Week Was in June - Clive James
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travelin
travelin rated it 11 years ago
text Unreliable Memoirs
Australia was even more wide-open than today for a lad looking for adventure. Don't miss one of the strangest group sex scenes described in British broadcasting.
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richardbrockbank1
richardbrockbank1 rated it 12 years ago
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I skimmed it after the first few chapters. James' dry Antipodean wit is in evidence throughout, but I found this story of his early years rather dull overall, and I thought he placed too much importance on scatological detail and the awkwardness and, well, grossness, of his sexual awakening for my t...
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Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 14 years ago
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snorefest
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immediacy
immediacy rated it 32 years ago
text May Week Was in June
This third volume of unreliable memoirs picks up where the previous volume (Falling Towards England) let off. James, in these books, is interesting, yet not as funny, at least to me, as it seems the things he is describing should be. I definitely need to give his fiction a try.The nice thing about r...
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