SEE & HEAR JAMES LEES-MILNE In 1987 and 1988, Gary Conklin (www.garyconklinfilms.com) recorded interviews with James Lees-Milne for his film A Question of Class: English Literary Life between 1918 and 1945 (1992). These clips are included by his kind permission. On Oxford in 1930 Windows Media Player: 56K Broadband Quicktime: 56K Broadband On Brooks's Club Windows Media Player: 56K Broadband Quicktime: 56K Broadband On Harold Nicolson and Vita Sackville-West Windows Media Player: 56K Broadband Quicktime: 56K Broadband On the Abdication of Edward VIII Windows Media Player: 56K Broadband Quicktime: 56K Broadband On 1930s Communists Windows Media Player: 56K Broadband Quicktime: 56K Broadband TOP   Home | The Life | The Books | Bookshop | The Play | Touring Production | See & Hear | Visitors Book This site has been created by Michael Bloch, James Lees-Milne's literary executor, who is currently editing his later diaries and writing his biography (to be published by John Murray). He may be contacted at MAB@jamesleesmilne.com. Many of James Lees-Milne's papers are in the Beinecke Library at Yale. Their catalogue can be accessed here James Lees-Milne's copyrights are managed by Bruce Hunter of David Higham Associates, London. Enquiries may be addressed to him at brucehunter@davidhigham.co.uk.