It was more a rally of old hands recalling the glory days than a standard book launch. The venue was Sydney’s Gleebooks. The speaker was Michael Kirby, former august High Court justice and now whimsical memoirist of his heady days as student leader back in the revolutionary 1960s and 70s.
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