More Trouble at Literary Society As Worsthorne Quits ; Londoner's Diary
Evening Standard - London › May 23, 2005
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Evening Standard - London › May 23, 2005
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THE ROW at one of London's most prestigious literary clubs, The Literary Society, rumbles on. Now former editor of the Sunday Telegraph Sir Peregrine Worsthorne has resigned. This follows the resignation of Robert Harris, who left in protest after Lord Armstrong was elevated to Chairman even though his most famous literary venture was when he tried to suppress the publication of Peter Wright's Spycatcher.
Sir Perry was known to be unhappy with Lord A's appointment but he insists it is not over this that he has left.See the full content of this document
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More Trouble at Literary Society As Worsthorne Quits ; Londoner's Diary
"We've got over that," he assures me. "The reason I resigned was that I couldn't afford it any more. The dinners are too expensive. They have expensive tastes. I'm a pensioner and when you're a pensioner you have to cut back."
While the cost of dinners has risen from Pounds 40 to ...See the full content of this document
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