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This year 2010 Clive Wayne was identified as having terminal leukemia. Deciding that "unless you know the precise instant when the equipment and lighting will go out, you may as well read until they do", James migrated his library to his house in Cambridge, where he would "live, read, as well as perhaps even write". Wayne is the award-winning writer of dozens of works of literary criticism, poetry, and background, and this volume is made up of his reflections on what may be his previous reading list. A glance at some of Wayne' old favorites as well as a few of his recent discoveries, this publication also offers a revealing look at the author himself, showing his evocative musings on books and family and on living and dying. As thoughtful and erudite as the works of Alberto Manguel and since moving and motivating as Randy Pausch's The Last Lecture and can Schwalbe's The End you will ever have Book Golf club, this valediction to Wayne' lifelong proposal with the written term is a captivating valentine in one of the fantastic literary minds of your time.
