EVELYN WAUGH
April 2013
Revisiting Brideshead, we see that wine ministers to the sense of being as do few other things
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January/February 2012
Evelyn Waugh said that WWII would serve writers well, replenishing their stocks of experience. But several works borne out of the war were masterpieces of literature
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