Over the years, when not wearing his acting, television or novelist trousers, Stephen Fry has written many articles and items for magazines, newspapers and radio. Collected together in this excellent volume the reader will find the print debut of Professor Donald Trefusis, a previously undiscovered Sherlock Holmes mystery, discourse on the subjects of piles and critics and many more witty and incisive articles from the pages of the 'Listener' and the 'Daily Telegraph'.
As the title suggests, 'Paperweights' will make a handy desk-top accessory as well as a friendly literary guacamole into which the tired and hungry reader might happily dip the tortilla chip of his curiosity whenever the fancy takes him.
