Fry, Stephen. Moab is my Washpot, London : Hutchinson, 1997.
The first volume of memoirs by the actor and comedian Stephen Fry. Renowned these days for having a ‘brain the size of Kent’, Fry had an extremely troubled youth, being expelled from several schools for various offences including repeated lying and theft. Eventually, this behaviour landed him in prison at the age of 18, for credit card fraud. At the end of this punishment and with his entry to Cambridge University that this book ends. By the way, don’t worry about what the title means. I don’t know either.
The first volume of memoirs by the actor and comedian Stephen Fry. Renowned these days for having a ‘brain the size of Kent’, Fry had an extremely troubled youth, being expelled from several schools for various offences including repeated lying and theft. Eventually, this behaviour landed him in prison at the age of 18, for credit card fraud. At the end of this punishment and with his entry to Cambridge University that this book ends. By the way, don’t worry about what the title means. I don’t know either.
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