Playwright and novelist Frayn wrote for the Guardian since 1957. Here’s a selection of his writing from the past 65 years, covering everything from the arrival of saunas to the Lady Chatterley’s Lover trial
Michael Frayn joined the Guardian as a reporter in September 1957 and two years later began writing the satirical Miscellany column in which he developed a cast of imaginary characters. In 1962 he left the paper for the Observer, but returned to write a column for the Guardian between 1994 and 95.
