Hardcover, FINE/VERY GOOD, 567 pages; b/w photo illustrations; original red cloth boards. Sydney Moseley, an unusual character of renown, discloses his private diaries which he first began in 1903--at the age of 15. During over half a century of strenuous activity in journalism, broadcasting and financial enterprise, he not only found time to write more than thirty books; he contrived to keep this remarkable diary of his struggles, adventures, aspirations, failures and successes. The diaries reveal the startlingly frank record of a poor, ambitious boy's struggle to 'make good'. Unlike on section of modern youth, he never believed that the world owed him a living; he wrested his living from an unkind world.

Diaries, Sydney Moseley, Writer