Fleur Macdonald

Shelf Life: Stephen Vizinczey

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Stephen Vizinczey, whose 1960 classic In Praise of Older Women was re-released last year as a Penguin Classic, is next in the hotseat.

1) What are you reading at the moment?
 
Ian McEwan’s Amsterdam
 
2) As a child, what did you read under the covers?


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