Blogs about: Evelyn Waugh
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The Reader's Table
I mentioned a while ago that whilst I was milling in Waterstones I happened upon a table filled with an authors favourite books. The Waterstone’s Writers Table is a great idea, have a very popu… more →
Savidge Reads
Vile Bodies. Evelyn Waugh.
patricia1957 wrote 1 day ago: This is a strange little book, a tale of bright young things in the London of the nineteen twenties. … more →
Halloween, Cricket and Props.
beverlyhillsjambo wrote 2 weeks ago: Last Saturday, the 31st of October, Halloween, Samhain, descent into deep winter and I am playing cr … more →
Christian Fiction
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mjjhoskin wrote 2 weeks ago: Ever since Joseph and Aseneth was a runaway second-century bestseller, Christians have been writing … more →
Brideshead Revisited
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Schatzi wrote 3 weeks ago: Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh Brideshead Revisited, The Sacred & Profane Memories of Capt … more →
Writers And Their Routines
Taylor Bright wrote 3 weeks ago: I’m woefully behind on this, but it fascinates me too much to ignore. Daily Routines – a … more →
October 28 in history
homepaddock wrote 3 weeks ago: On October 28: 1510 Francis Borgia, Spanish duke and Jesuit priest was born. Saint Francis Borgia. H … more →
Kiss My Gun Case
The Author wrote 1 month ago: Evelyn Waugh (1903—1966) is one of my favorite comic novelists. His prose is clean and elegan … more →
Edmund Crispin - Best Tales of Terror
demonik wrote 1 month ago: Edmund Crispin [Robert Bruce Montgomery] – Best Tales of Terror (Faber and Faber, 1962) Edmund … more →
I've been sniffing about
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Stephen Foster wrote 1 month ago: I found this remark from George Orwell on Evelyn Waugh, ‘He’s about as good a novelist a … more →
Work, Sleep, Socialize...Read?
eileenguo wrote 1 month ago: College is all about time management. Since we’re not actually in class for 7 hours a day or … more →
Brideshead [re]visited
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Stephen Foster wrote 1 month ago: I read two books by Evelyn Waugh on holiday, A Handful of Dust and Brideshead Revisited. Both were t … more →
Rhymes With Good House
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Mulholland Kevin wrote 1 month ago: Happiness. The world wants it. You say you want it. But do you? Do you really? Do you dare? Are you … more →
Man and Sin
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Matthew Miller wrote 1 month ago: Have you ever looked at Christian fiction? Every other book has some girl in a bonnet and some guy … more →
Thunderbird 007
Dell Deaton wrote 2 months ago: As it stands, neither the first and the last Ford Thunderbird associated with 007 is actually a vehi … more →
MWF: Alexander Waugh
nickgadd wrote 2 months ago: A few years ago I read Alexander Waugh’s marvellous biography of five generations of his famil … more →
Richard Brookhiser's "Happy Darkies"
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Rodger Jacobs wrote 2 months ago: My August Deconstruction Zone column for Pop Matters deconstructs Richard Brookhiser’s new mem … more →
Book Recommendation: Literary Converts by Joseph Pearce
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djeter wrote 2 months ago: A reader at Amazon wrote: “Starting with Oscar Wilde (of all people) and ending more or less with th … more →
"Click goes the camera and on goes life..."
Dody Jane wrote 3 months ago: The Lygon Family influenced Evelyn Waugh's Brideshead Revisited. “I often think there is nothing … more →
The Russell Files, Episode 2
frmarkdwhite wrote 3 months ago: Today is the 1,751st anniversary of the martyrdom of St. Lawrence the Deacon. Last fall, we highligh … more →
