Written largely in trenches and dug-outs in Greece and Serbia, these reminiscences by the critic Gerald Cumberland sketch the writers and musicians he had known: George Bernard Shaw, Frank Harris, the Manchester playwrights Stanley Houghton and Harold Brighouse, Sir Edward Elgar and many more, portrayed with wit and not a little malice.
Gossipy, entertaining memoirs of literary and musical England before the Great War. Download the free EPUB.