Clive James’ Last Act

by John Broening (August 2015)

In the fourth volume of his Unreliable Memoirs, Clive James gives an unforgettable account of a visit he makes to the home of a dying critic, a former wunderkind who has been, if not quite disgraced or ruined, at least led astray and made foolish by his erotic obsessions  more>>>

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  1. A nasty article which reeks with envy of a more talented writer.

    Mr Broening says the line “Breath growing short” contains five syllables. I count four. As well as learning to count, he might take the trouble to spell Kogarah correctly.

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