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   Julian Maclaren-Ross (7 July 1912 – 3 November 1964) was a British novelist, short-story writer, memoirist, screenwriter, and literary critic.

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3. www.theguardian.com › books › 2012DJ Taylor: rereading Julian Maclaren-Ross - The Guardian

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   Dec 7, 2012 · With 6027033 Private Ross J, conscripted into the Essex Regiment a few days after the fall of France, it released a torrent of army stories that, in their quick-fire repartee and minimalist...

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4. www.julianmaclaren-ross.comHome - Julian Maclaren-Ross

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   First editions. Some media coverage. What the critics wrote. Book extracts. Memoirs of the Forties. Selected Stories. Of Love and Hunger. Fear and Loathing in Fitzrovia. Biography of him.

5. www.penguin.co.uk › authors › 12699Julian MacLaren-Ross - Penguin Books UK

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   The key literary figure in the pubs of post-war Fitzrovia, Maclaren-Ross pulled together his dispersed energies to write two great books: the posthumously published Memoirs of the Forties and this spectacular novel of the Depression, Of Love and Hunger - harsh, vivid, louche and slangy it deserves a permanent place alongside Coming Up for Air ...

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   Julian Maclaren-Ross was one of the most colourful inhabitants and chroniclers of the Soho and Fitzrovia of the forties, fifties and sixties. He knew and wrote about its most memorable characters including Dylan Thomas, Graham Greene, Cyril Connolly, Tambimuttu, Nina Hamnett and Woodrow Wyatt.

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7. www.oxfordreference.com › display › 10J. Maclaren-Ross - Oxford Reference

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   Maclaren-Ross, J. (1912–1964) in A Dictionary of Writers and their Works (2) Length: 48 words

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   Who was Julian Maclaren-Ross?

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   Who is Ross McLaren?

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   What happened to Maclaren-Ross?

   • Naturally a man with this kind of personality was never going to find life easy. Maclaren-Ross's tragedy was that, as his material fell away, the personality was all that remained, together with the ever more precarious lifestyle that fuelled it.

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   Is MacLaren-Ross too esoteric?

   • Maclaren-Ross, who had the knack of being able to read upside down, deduced that one of them referred to himself. It read: He is too esoteric. For an ad-hoc judgment, this seems uncannily precise.

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   Why did Maclaren-Ross invite John Heygate to a party?

   • Startled by the comparative luxury of the venue – Maclaren-Ross was always keener on accepting hospitality than dishing it out – the Powells were reassured to find that their young protégé had recently come into a publisher's advance. Late on in the proceedings the party was joined by Powell's old friend John Heygate and his current girlfriend.

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   What were Maclaren-Ross' egotistical monologues?

   • Quite as forbidding were the egotistical, pub-bore monologues, their subjects drawn from his own adventures, films – gangster films especially – or books, most of them highly obscure, of whose plots, themes and even jacket designs Maclaren-Ross possessed near-total recall.

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9. www.independent.co.uk › arts-entertainment › booksBook extract: Julian Maclaren-Ross: Selected Letters, edited ...

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   Julian Maclaren-Ross wrote numerous short stories, a memoir, novels and translations, and was a colourful denizen of Soho in the 1950s. He was immortalised as the character X Trapnel in Anthony...