This author declared that his nation was "rotting now, and quite soon you'll disappear" in his "Letter To My Fellow Countrymen".
This author declared that his nation was "rotting now, and quite soon you'll disappear" in his "Letter To My Fellow Countrymen". He savaged his mother Nellie in his autobiography, A Better Class of Person, and he wrote a play which ends with two characters reconciling by playing a game of "bears and squirrels". In another of his plays, Jean breaks her engagement with Graham and Mick dies as a P.O.W., while the decline of English (*) music halls ruins the career of Archie Rice. In his most famous play, Colonel Redfern comes to retrieve his daughter due to the machinations of Helena, who wants the pregnant Alison out of the way to have Jimmy Porter to herself. For 10 points, name this author of Look Back in Anger, a prominent Angry Young Man.
This author declared that his nation was "rotting now, and quite soon you'll disappear" in his "Letter To My Fellow Countrymen".
John James Osborne