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Steamboats Are Ruining Everything Recently printed "Twilight of the Books," The New Yorker, 24 December 2007 "Sweet Grafton," n+1, Winter 2007-08 "There She Blew," The New Yorker, 23 July 2007 "The Miracle Woman," New York Review of Books, 19 July 2007 ... "Mother of Exiles," New York Times Book Review, 31 December 2006 Friends and Points of Reference A Different Stripe BibliOdyssey Bookride Brainiac ... Main If Ronald Firbank were a peak-oil fanboy . . . . . . he would probably have written cocktail-party banter along these lines: "I heard a most interesting broadcast today," Mrs. Kelso said firmly. Fluffy entered the room carrying a dead mouse. "Funny, I never noticed that place on the ceiling before," Irving said. "If you're looking at the place I am," Fabia said, "I think it's the shadow of the knob on that lamp." "You look terribly uncomfortable, Mr. Bush," Mrs. Kelso said. "Why don't you sit on one of the less ornamental chairs. In the broadcast I heard," she went on, "a scientist explained how very close our planet is to being drained of its natural resources. He seemed to think it quite likely we would run out of them before men have learned how to harness solar energy or the tides, in which case we would all either starve or freeze." "Oh, Mildred," Irving said, "he sounds like that discredited alarmist to me."

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71. Gay For Today: Ronald Firbank Although his witty, highcamp, modernist fabulations mock the late-Victorian world of bourgeois materialism and hearty moral earnestness, ronald firbank http://gayfortoday.blogspot.com/2007/01/ronald-firbank.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Gay For Today Gay For Today celebrates and illustrates the incredible variety, contribution and existence of gay men throughout our culture and recent history. Lyrics Thursday, January 17, 2008 Ronald Firbank Ronald Firbank born 17 January 1886 (d. 1926) Arthur Annesley Ronald Firbank was a British novelist. Although his witty, high-camp, modernist fabulations mock the late-Victorian world of bourgeois materialism and 'hearty' moral earnestness, Ronald Firbank was himself the product of a 'rags to riches' Victorian success story. Although his great-grandfather was an illiterate Durham coal miner, his grandfather acquired an immense fortune as a railway contractor, which enabled his father, Sir Thomas Firbank, to become a Member of Parliament. His mother, Lady Firbank, the daughter of an Irish clergyman, was an educated and cultivated woman who, with her husband, became a renowned collector of rare prints and porcelain. Until her death in 1924, Lady Firbank lent steadfast encouragement to her second son, which evidently helped sustain Firbank in a world he often regarded as malicious and self-serving, and which had become increasingly homophobic since the prosecution of Oscar Wilde in 1895.

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Stephen Fry (b.1957) Some people never live down their public school years; only a choice few spend years trying to live down to the louche, rebellious image they cultivated at the time. Old Uppinghamian Stephen Fry was so marked by his schooling that it inspired two of his books: an autobiographical novel, The Liar , and a memoir proper, Mohab is my Washpot. Both were attempts to exorcise the demons of the dormitories. As a teenager, Fry had an extraordinary store of arcane knowledge, a sharp verbal wit and a fondness for innuendo: rather like his adult persona, in fact. He was famously expelled from school and embarked on a brief career as a thief and fraudster before he finally reaped the benefits of a boarding school education by surviving a spell in the jug. Fry was a cut above the common criminal - he had stolen four copies of Thackeray's The Four Georges in his study - so it is as well for Scotland Yard that he decided to devote his talents to comedy and literature. Like many a public school man, his urbane exterior belies a fizzing mass of insecurities. His superior veneer was no protection againt the jibes of the critics and, eventually, a very public breakdown. Fortunately, he recovered, got in touch with his Jewish roots, bought his own biplane and visited Peru in search of a stuffed bear. In 2003 he released his first film as director

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