Jenny Diski was there, but she remembers it. Her memoir-cum-critique-cum-paean to a decade of fashion, hedonism and political activism is characteristically witty and intelligent. ‘Jenny Diski’s eloquent and probing The Sixties is full of doubts and queries’, wrote Robert Irwin in the Independent. In the end ‘she sees the decade as one that mostly had the right ideas, but which failed.’

Profile Books Ltd | Paperback 160 pp. |ISBN: 9781846680045