The shallow end

Abstract

IT WAS, so he says, the BBC Computer Test Match that prompted my excolleague Thrasher to write to me again recently. He went over the Cotswolds some years ago for an extra thirty pounds per annum and is now the deputy borough librarian of what he calls Bugsville. (He once described it as midway between Coronation Street and Till Death Us Do Part and not worth a series of its own.)

Citation

SHALLOW, R. (1972), "The shallow end", New Library World, Vol. 73 No. 9, pp. 245-246. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb038067