Pushed from the Wings: An entertainment
Hale & Iremonger 174 pp, $9.95 pb, $19.95 hb
Hanging Out for Tenure
By the time I was 35, I’d spent fifteen years as a student and teacher in universities. I was scornful of those who sneered at ‘Sheltered Workshops’ – a fashionable putdown in the early 70s; at the same time, I mocked Zelman Cowan’s observation – when playing stag at bay and asserting that he really was au fait with academia – that ‘I have spent all my adult life in universities’. But they are real places.
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Pushed from the Wings: An entertainment
by Ross Fitzgerald (illustrated by Alan Moir)
Hale & Iremonger 174 pp, $9.95 pb, $19.95 hb
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