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Day: 20 April 2016

The Manager’s Name was Love, Part Two

“The manager’s name was Love” is the opening sentence of Frederic Raphael’s autobiography (he calls it “a writer’s memoir”) Going Up.

Published 20th April 2016
Categorised as Film, TV & Radio, Literature, PG Wodehouse

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