In this novel, the protagonist pretends to be named Barclay to steal a taxi, and pretends to be a reporter from the Evening Post to interview an artist.
A character in this novel tries to get the "three pretty girls" into his honors course while excluding a mustached student who often asks about the syllabus, Michie. In this novel, the protagonist pretends to be named Barclay to steal a taxi, and pretends to be a reporter from the Evening Post to interview an artist. The protagonist in this novel uses a razor to cut out the burnt sections of his bedsheets after falling asleep with a (*) lit cigarette. After her boyfriend Catchpole dumps her in this novel, Margaret Peel pretends to attempt suicide. The title character of this novel is offered a job by Julius Gore-Urquhart and leaves with Christine Callaghan after losing his job by giving a drunken lecture on "Merrie England." For 10 points, name this novel about history professor James Dixon by Kingsley Amis.
A character in this novel tries to get the "three pretty girls" into his honors course while excluding a mustached student who often asks about the syllabus, Michie.
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