Lucky Jim, by Kingsley Amis. Although for consistent hilarity and elegant turns of phrase, no one beats PG Wodehouse.
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Having achieved a measure of notoriety as a critic of some of the slush that passes for books today, this is the question.
Favorite writer of all time
"More books are being produced and consumed than ever before, but they have relinquished their place at the heart of a culture in danger of cardiac arrest from overstimulation and under-rumination."
So writes STEVEN G. KELLMAN in a column entitled "Read's Next Chapter" in the Dec. 19, 2008, edition of the Chronicle of Higer Education
So writes STEVEN G. KELLMAN in a column entitled "Read's Next Chapter" in the Dec. 19, 2008, edition of the Chronicle of Higer Education
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