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Novelist Evelyn Waugh Brief biography of novelist Evelyn Waugh, a leading satirist of his time, and famous for his popular Catholic book Brideshead Revisited. evelyn waugh • evelyn waugh biography • evelyn waugh novels • waugh brideshead revisited • evelyn waugh works
Agatha Christie, P.G. Wodehouse, Evelyn Waugh… Fascism, Flappers, Frivolity, and Fascinating Rhythm...the tone of the conflicted inter-war period was written about by many novelists of the period. agatha christie • p.g. wodehouse • f. scott fitzgerald • evelyn waugh • nancy mitford
Evelyn Waugh Wrote 1999's Best Book Evelyn Waugh, one of the most admired writers in British history, wrote some of the funniest short stories of the century. They've been collected for the first time. british authors • evelyn waugh • short stories • andrews sisters
Looking at the Best from 1999 It's a trip into the past when picking the best books of 1999. Bob Powers selects a new collection by British author Evelyn Waugh as the winner of his personal poll. short stories • british writer • evelyn waugh • andrews sisters • 1940s music
A Review of Brideshead Revisited (2008) The new movie version of Brideshead Revisited is better than the TV series in some ways, but not as good in others. brideshead revisited • evelyn waugh • castle howard • emma thompson • michael gambon
A-G Oxford and Cambridge Writers and Literature Two universities, each subdivided into many colleges inspire works of fantasy...fatal, freakish, and fairytale stories from Oxbridge. oxford • cambridge • lewis caroll • brideshead revisited • inspector morse
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More Hangover Cures, Booze or Not You might try both a very small tot of something alcoholic, followed or accompanied by movement, and other substances ranging from vitamins to a sports drink. hangover • cure • kingsley amis • hemingway • evelyn waugh
A Literary Guide to Oxford The best way to explore Oxford isn't with a guidebook--it's through the many works of literature that use the city as a backdrop, a character, or both. literature of oxford • city of dreaming spires • books about oxford • nostalgia in oxford • the oxford state of mind
Brideshead Revisited (2008) DVD Review Disillusioned army captain Charles Ryder recalls his earlier involvement with a dysfunctional aristocratic family whilst stationed at Brideshead during World War II. 1920s britain • catholicism • world war ii • british high society • castle howard
The Film Career of Stephen Fry Stephen Fry is most famous as a television comic and presenter, finding success with such shows as Blackadder, Jeeves and Wooster and A Bit of Fry and Laurie. But he has stephen fry • alice in wonderland movie • oscar wilde movie • gosford park • bright young things
Book Review -- A Flummery of Food Spanning continents and centuries, this book is a great culinary read for both hardy travelers and those who prefer to explore the world from the comfort of their couch. a flummery of food • travel writing • travel books • travel books about food • culinary travel books
The Secret History by Donna Tartt Donna Tartt's first novel blends erudition with suspense to produce a satisfying and likeable novel in "The Secret History" the secret history • donna tartt • campus novel • the little friend • brett easton ellis
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T.S. Eliot Brief Biography Brief biography and works of American-born British poet, critic, essayist and dramatist T.S. Eliot, 1948 Nobel laureate for literature. ts eliot • ts eliot biography • t.s. eliot books • t.s. eliot the waste land • t.s. eliot works
Choosing Where to Moor a Narrowboat There are a number of do's and dont's that apply to mooring on the British canal system, and here are some of the most important ones. narrowboats • canals • british waterways • mooring restrictions • urban mooring
Masterpiece Theater Memories of the Classic British Drama shown on PBS masterpiece theater • bbc • drama • upstairs downstairs • bridehead revisited
War Correspondents A journalist's been killed in East Timor, where the UN appears to be struggling to keep the place under control. How useful are war correspondents to the rest of the world community? And why do they do what they do? war correspondent • journalism • conflict • vietnam • bosnia
Bright Young Things
A review of the film "Bright Young Things", by Stephen Fry. cinema • films • movies • criticism • reviews |
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