Unreliable Memoirs – Clives James

 » Unreliable Memoirs  » kicks off the story with post-war childhood in Sydney spent wrestling with snkes, spiders, various aunties and confused adolescent awakenings.

Falling Towards England  » picks up the story of the idealistic and uncompromising young man.

« May Week Was in june » Clive goes to Pembroke College, Cambridge to study. Here he joined the Footlights review, participated in film reviewing, wrote poetry and fell in love on several occasions. The book also details his period as a literary editor of Granta, the articles he wrote for The New Statesman and the period when he took Footlights to the Edinburgh Fringe. Then during May week, which was not only in June but was two weeks long, he married. This book follows Unreliable Memoirs and Falling Towards England.