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	[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren ~~smaller~~.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973, photographed by [[Allan Warren]]]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.		[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973, photographed by [[Allan Warren]]]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.
	He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>High Lane is now in the borough of [[Stockport]], [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at [[Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at [[King's College, London]].		He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>High Lane is now in the borough of [[Stockport]], [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at [[Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at [[King's College, London]].

Ross Burgess at 17:31, 9 July 2016

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	[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.		[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973, photographed by [[Allan Warren]]]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.
	He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>High Lane is now in the borough of [[Stockport]], [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at [[Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at [[King's College, London]].		He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>High Lane is now in the borough of [[Stockport]], [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at [[Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at [[King's College, London]].

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	[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.		[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.
	He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>High Lane is now in the borough of [[Stockport]], [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at Corpus Christi College, [[Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at King's College London.		He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>High Lane is now in the borough of [[Stockport]], [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at [[Corpus Christi College, Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at [[King's College, London]].

	In the late 1920s he met [[W H Auden]] and [[Stephen Spender]]. In 1929 he went to Berlin to join Auden, and remained there indulging his taste for young men. In 1932 he met and fell in love with a young German called Heinz Neddermeyer.		In the late 1920s he met [[W H Auden]] and [[Stephen Spender]]. In 1929 he went to Berlin to join Auden, and remained there indulging his taste for young men. In 1932 he met and fell in love with a young German called Heinz Neddermeyer.

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	[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.		[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.
			He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>High Lane is now in the borough of [[Stockport]], [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at Corpus Christi College, [[Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at King's College London.
	He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>~~Highlane~~ is now in the borough of [[Stockport]]om [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at Corpus Christi College, [[Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at King's College London.

	In the late 1920s he met [[W H Auden]] and [[Stephen Spender]]. In 1929 he went to Berlin to join Auden, and remained there indulging his taste for young men. In 1932 he met and fell in love with a young German called Heinz Neddermeyer.		In the late 1920s he met [[W H Auden]] and [[Stephen Spender]]. In 1929 he went to Berlin to join Auden, and remained there indulging his taste for young men. In 1932 he met and fell in love with a young German called Heinz Neddermeyer.

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	[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.		[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg\|thumb\|Christopher Isherwood in 1973]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.

	He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Stockport]] and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at Corpus Christi College, [[Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at King's College London.		He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Cheshire]]<ref>Highlane is now in the borough of [[Stockport]]om [[Greater Manchester]]; however the birthplace is also given as being in the nearby village of [[Disley]], now in [[Cheshire East]].</ref> and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at Corpus Christi College, [[Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at King's College London.

	In the late 1920s he met [[W H Auden]] and [[Stephen Spender]]. In 1929 he went to Berlin to join Auden, and remained there indulging his taste for young men. In 1932 he met and fell in love with a young German called Heinz Neddermeyer.		In the late 1920s he met [[W H Auden]] and [[Stephen Spender]]. In 1929 he went to Berlin to join Auden, and remained there indulging his taste for young men. In 1932 he met and fell in love with a young German called Heinz Neddermeyer.
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	[[Category:1986 deaths]]		[[Category:1986 deaths]]

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	In 1938 Auden and Isherwood went to China and in 1939 to the United States. In 1953 he met the young artist Don Bachardy, and they lived together in Santa Monica, California, until Isherwood's death.		In 1938 Auden and Isherwood went to China and in 1939 to the United States. In 1953 he met the young artist Don Bachardy, and they lived together in Santa Monica, California, until Isherwood's death.

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[[File:Christopher Isherwood 6 Allan Warren smaller.jpg|thumb|Christopher Isherwood in 1973]]'''Christopher Isherwood''' (Christopher William Bradshaw Isherwood, 1904–1986) was a novelist.

He was born at Wyberslegh Hall in the village of [[High Lane]], [[Stockport]] and attended [[Repton School]] where he met his lifelong friend the novelist Edward Upward. He studied at Corpus Christi College, [[Cambridge]], but left without taking a degree. He later briefly studied medicine at King's College London.

In the late 1920s he met [[W H Auden]] and [[Stephen Spender]]. In 1929 he went to Berlin to join Auden, and remained there indulging his taste for young men. In 1932 he met and fell in love with a young German called Heinz Neddermeyer.

In 1938 Auden and Isherwood went to China and in 1939 to the United States. In 1953 he met the young artist Don Bachardy, and they lived together in Santa Monica, California, until Isherwood's death.

[[Category:Novelists]]
[[Category:1904 births]]
[[Category:1986 deaths]]