Guardian, May 22, 1979. p.13.

'Alienation in a comprehensive', Robert Judge Riley.

Article by American exchange student who worked in an English comprehensive school: ‘…why try to widen the horizons and deepen the spirits of students who sometimes have little sense of their own worth or the possibilities that life might offer them. Just because JB, for instance, an American writer raised in mean circumstances in Harlem, discovered the possibilities of life through books in contrast to the impossibilities he saw all around him…’