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Author Archives: Jeffrey Manley
Waugh: Letter and Portrait
A letter from Evelyn Waugh to Hugh Heckstall-Smith was auctioned earlier this week. A copy is still posted on the internet. The year is missing from the date but it is sent from Combe Florey so would have been sent … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Letters, Portraits, World War II
Tagged Henry Lamb, Hugh Heckstall-Smith, Salisbury Museum
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Vile Parties
The website Londonist has published an artcle on “6 Debauched Parties We Wish We’d Been Invited To”. These are all from the Bright Young People days that were described in Waugh’s novel Vile Bodies. There is one which involved Waugh … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography & Sculpture, Humo(u)r, Newspapers, Vile Bodies
Tagged Bruno Hat, Londonist
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Unsung Waughs
A posting by Ralph Berry on the weblog of the “paleoconservative” journal Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture cites one of Waugh’s least read novels: I was lately in Exeter, hoping to see something of the Islamic Centre at the … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Adaptations, Black Mischief, Complete Works, Film, Helena, Newspapers, The Loved One
Tagged Chronicles: A Magazine of American Culture, Harry Ransom Center, Sara Haslam, Tab Hunter, The Guardian
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Waugh and Religious Satire
Prof Terry Lindvall of Virginia Wesleyan University has written a book entitled God Mocks: A History of Religious Satire from the Hebrew Prophets to Stephen Colbert. In his broad survey, he gives some time to a brief consideration of the … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Brideshead Revisited, Catholicism, Evelyn Waugh, Love Among The Ruins, Ronald Knox
Tagged Religious Satire, Terry Lindvall
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Waugh and Modernism: Picasso
Duncan McLaren has now added the second part of his posting relating to Waugh and Modernism. The first was posted several days ago and related to Waugh and Gertrude Stein. The new one deals with Waugh and Pablo Picasso. This … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography & Sculpture, Brideshead Revisited, Evelyn Waugh, Events, Letters
Tagged Duncan McLaren, Picasso, V&A Museum
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Exploding Scotland
In a post on the website Catholicism.org, Dr Robert Hickson offers another in his series of annotated Evelyn Waugh passages. In this case he posts a copy of Waugh’s 1942 letter to his wife about the demolition of Lord Glasgow’s … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Humo(u)r, Letters, Officers and Gentlemen, Sword of Honour, World War II
Tagged catholicism.org, Dr. Robert Hickson, Scotland
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A Cold Reception
The Spanish digital newspaper Diario Informacion, based in Alicante, has published a recent opinion article entitled “Football and Politics.” This is written by Andrés Castaño. The opening paragraph deals with Politics and starts with a reference to a Waugh novel: … Continue reading
Posted in Newspapers, Officers and Gentlemen
Tagged Alicante, Andrés Castaño, Catalonia, Diario Informacion, Quim Torra
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Waugh in Croatia
As noted in a previous post, Brideshead Revisited was recently translated into Croatian and published there earlier this year as Povratak u Brideshead. That translation was reviewed last week in the daily newspaper Glas Slavonije published in Osijek. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Brideshead Revisited, Newspapers
Tagged Croatia, Glas Slavonije, Zlatek Kramaric
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