Evelyn waugh

As Evelyn Waugh's Cotswolds mansion goes up for sale, FEMAIL reveals the extraordinary life of the Brideshead Revisited author - including his gay lovers.

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Evelyn Waugh was born today in 1903. You can read his Art of Fiction interview here, but there’s also, courtesy of the Spectator’s seemingly endless archives, this unverified bit of trivia from a letter to the paper sent in 1971: Sir: Colin Wilson, your reviewer of Graham Greene’s autobiography A Sort of Life quotes from […]

From Brideshead Revisited to James Bond, alcohol plays a key role in fiction. Henry Jeffreys distils the best sozzled scenes – and the worst hangovers

It is fifty years since Evelyn Waugh expired on his latrine.

Duncan McLaren's plan was to ‘bring Evelyn back to life’ which involved packing his sandwiches and Thermos and going off on little literary pilgrimages to seek out the real details of Waugh's life.

Waugh was never reconciled to the use of vernacular in the Catholic liturgy, for which he had gained great devotion for 30 years.

Evelyn Waugh was one of the most prolific writers of the 20th century, and his works are beloved by both literary critics and readers. But most people don’t know much Evelyn Waugh, the man. Here's what you need to know.

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