1. Christopher Isherwood
Cover of the June 1961 edition of The London Magazine with an interview with Christopher Isherwood

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‘What is true is that the dry as dust academic thing on the one hand and the sloppy solarplexus thing on the other, end in both cases in utter artistic death. But the writers form a great line in between those two and some are more at one end and some are more at the other.’

From 1960, an interview with Christopher Isherwood.

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