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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THE dust jacket of Mr. F. J. Stopp’s study of Evelyn Waugh shows his subject, dressed in check tweeds, a large, ... I am no expert on wedding attire, but his seemed unusual.

In 1937, the novelist Evelyn Waugh moved into Piers Court, a Georgian manor house near the town of Dursley, in the Cotswolds countryside. The house, a wedding gift from Waugh’s in-laws, sits on ...

Piers Court in Gloucestershire is set for auction at a guide price of £2.5 million (Picture: SWNS) Tenants living in Evelyn Waugh’s famous mansion for just £250 per year have insisted ‘the ...

Evelyn Waugh: The Later Years, 1939-1966 By Martin Stannard Norton, 523 pages, $29.95 In his books, Evelyn Waugh was a giant of 20th Century English literature; in life, he was nasty, British and ...

EXCLUSIVE: The company that holds rights to the literary estates of Langston Hughes and Evelyn Waugh is heading on a West Coast charm offensive and has snapped up the estate of Somerset Maugham. ...

A 'superfan' of writer Evelyn Waugh has vowed to stay living at the author's family home, even though it has been sold to a mystery bidder for more than £3million.

Evelyn Waugh's Grade II-listed former home is going under the hammer with a guide price of £2.5million. By Tim McNulty, News Reporter. 16:17, Tue, Dec 13, 2022 | UPDATED: 16:24, Tue, Dec 13, 2022.

Waugh was gifted the country estate by his wife Laura Herbert’s grandmother in 1937. He, Herbert and their children lived there for 19 years — except during the second world war, when the ...

The former home of author Evelyn Waugh is to be auctioned with a guide price of £2.5 million. The Grade II listed building which has eight bedrooms is where Waugh wrote ‘Brideshead Revisited ...

Ninety years ago, in October 1932, the English satirist Evelyn Waugh published his third novel Black Mischief.He’d had a hit two years prior with Vile Bodies, a novel that made famous (even as ...