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A Dubious Codicil by Wharton, Michael; 9780571272686

A Dubious Codicil

By Wharton, Michael

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Description

A Dubious Codicil is a captivating continuation of Michael Wharton's life story, taking readers on a journey through his formative years at the Daily Telegraph. This volume, rarer than its predecessor, begins in 1957 when Wharton first steps into the world of journalism, ultimately shaping a career that spans over three decades.

The Story

As Wharton navigates the bustling corridors of the Daily Telegraph, he introduces us to a colourful cast of characters and the peculiarities of British society. His sharp wit and keen observational skills shine through as he recounts his experiences, merging personal anecdotes with astute commentary on contemporary events. Notable figures, such as the eccentric Mrs Dutt-Pauker, exemplify Wharton’s talent for creating memorable, comedic personas that resonate with readers.

Why Readers Love It

  • Wharton's unique blend of humour and insight offers a refreshing perspective on the evolution of journalism.
  • The author’s distinctive voice captures the zeitgeist of the era, blending personal narrative with social critique.
  • Readers are drawn to his ability to transform mundane experiences into delightful storytelling.

Perfect For

This book is ideal for those interested in the inner workings of the press, as well as fans of sharp, humorous biographies. If you enjoyed The Peter Simple Letters or Peter Simple: The Complete Chronicles, you will undoubtedly appreciate this insightful and entertaining exploration of Wharton’s life in journalism.

“A Dubious Codicil is a delightful testament to the art of column writing, blending both hilarity and poignancy.”

Specifications

Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: 142 mm × 217 mm × 26 mm
Pages: 270
Publisher: Faber & Faber
ISBN: 9780571272686

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