Lodge quotes (in order to disprove ... On his deathbed, he was composing a piece on Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited (an article that he did not live to finish). Waugh had been received into the ...

A nation’s culture often seems to linger on past its political death-bed ... flooded pre-war Britain with confusion and doubt. But George Orwell and Evelyn Waugh, then at the outset of their careers, ...

David Pryce-Jones explores the novels of Evelyn Waugh and his ... Knowing nothing about past heroes and victories, he cannot possibly understand why England is a country worth fighting for. The older ...

The tunnels survive in good condition and the visitor now, as then, tentatively makes their way down the tenebrous chambers, past a newer shell niche ... Stancombe was a short stroll from Evelyn Waugh ...

In his books, Evelyn Waugh was a giant of 20th Century English ... mind is clearly based on its author`s,” Stannard says, and quotes from the story: ”. . . the intermittent, invisible sheet ...

Ever since I first read Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited as a master ... Ryder now has also converted to Catholicism and is reminiscing about the past while seeking solace in the chapel.

By Will Lloyd Art is not fair. If they knew what his reputation was now that is the lesson Evelyn Waugh’s contemporaries would surely learn. His literary generation was pacifistic, left-wing, ...

It was the inspiration for Evelyn Waugh’s A Handful of Dust (where it was doomed Tony ... taking the Three Choirs Way northeast past the house, and skirting the park to reach Old Hills, a small ...

COMMENTARY: ‘The little black smudge on the forehead,’ says Evelyn Waugh, seals Catholics as ‘members of a great brotherhood who can both rejoice and recognize the limits of rejoicing’ A ...