Lions and Shadows
Original title: Lions and shadows: an education in the Twenties
earliest edition we have, 1974 University of Minnesota Press, 2000 312 pages
In this largely autobiographical book Isherwood gives a fascinating account of the making of a writer. His story begins with the intellectual hothouse atmosphere of Cambridge in the early twenties: but it is his wickedly funny depiction of the Bohemian life of London, with thinly disguised portraits of many brilliant men - Auden and Stephen Spender among them - that is most intriguing. With his witty, appealing and s...
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