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1) Outsider II: always almost, never quite

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Quartet

Pub. Date

2012

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This is the second volume of Brian Sewell's scandalous and haunting memoir. The first instalment ended in 1967 - after exploring Sewell's childhood, adolescence and early adulthood - this next chapter charts his path to becoming, as the 'Spectator' noted, 'Surely the funniest art critic of our time'.

2) Outsider: always almost, never quitean autobiography

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Quartet

Pub. Date

2011

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'Outsider' is the life of a child, adolescent, student and young man in London between the Great Depression of the 30s and the sudden prosperity and social changes of the 60s, affected by the moral attitudes of the day, by the Blitz, by post-war austerity and the new freedoms of the later 50s.