Born In Vienna In 1936, David Pryce-jones Is The Son Of The Well-known Writer And Editor Of The Times Literary Supplement Alan Pryce-jones And Therese Poppy Fould-springer. He Grew Up In A Cosmopolitan Mix Of Industrialists, Bankers, Soldiers, And Playboys On Both Sides Of A Family, Embodying The Fault Lines Of The Title: Not Quite Jewish And Not Quite Christian, Not Quite Austrian And Not Quite French Or English, Not Quite Heterosexual And Not Quite Homosexual, Socially Conventional But Not Quite Secure. Graduating From Magdalen College, Oxford, David Pryce-jones Served As Literary Editor Of The Financial Times And The Spectator, A War Correspondent For The Daily Telegraph, And Senior Editor Of National Review.