In this special edition of Front Row Late, Mary Beard is in conversation with author, critic and bro 

A wonderful " LARAKIN " , DEAR , Mr.Clive James , through words life ,Joy , Sorrow , Honesty...So much to be thankful for , Our Dear Clive James ,,, ....

What a wonderful, gently persuasive interview by Mary Beard which brought out so much of Clive's work and life. Another one of my heroes sadly missed, bon voyage cobber!

A decent , Creative force , Mr.Clive James ! . Future lives enriched yet by you , with many thanks to come ! .

Words won't bring you back ; Wrong , your wordsmith lives & we thank you now & forthwith !.Lots of love to you & yours !!.

I read & thanks , more to come ; You live Clive , thank you very much : I will meet you through 😢words , again & again : ....Missed but never forgotten .,!

Through this interview, Clive has given a lesson in how to approach death with wisdom and dignity.

Clive James , A WONDERFUL MAN ! .

thanks so much for posting, have been searching for this

thanks for posting ~ I love these two 🙏

I watched the postcards from Sydney and London episodes and ended with this interview. It’s tough to see that 30 year transition. I was already crying (just a little bit..) after a few mins. Farewell Clive.

Love Clive

His books live on

That Clive James LIVED , Better for All ! .

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So many gifts wrapped up in one personality. Mary refers to Clive as an Australian migrant, insulting to people of his generation. Born of Britain even in its beginnings as a penal colony, the connection for Oz royalists has never been broken.