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TV chef, gambler, night-club owner, broadcaster, columnist and MP, Clement Freud was a man of bewildering versatility, whose lugubrious tones graced Radio 4's Just a Minute for four decades. But it was in his writing - as his daughter Emma points out in her foreword - that he was most himself. This selection ranges from his wartime experiences to the Swinging Sixties, from horse racing to China, from Peter O'Toole to Jeremy Clarkson, all described with his inimitable deadpan wit. 
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