About the Author
Evelyn Waugh
ISBN 9780141182933
Rs. 798
Penguin Modern Classics
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Who it's for: Readers of classic essays and literary commentary
Evelyn Waugh’s journalism is a captivating blend of wit and wisdom, as he tackles everything from the quirks of modern society to the intricacies of traditional English architecture. This collection showcases his sharp critiques of Hollywood and Marxism, his reflections on his Oxford days, and his literary passions, including works by P. G. Wodehouse and Graham Greene. Waugh’s pieces, both delightful and provocative, continue to resonate with readers, offering timeless insights and surprises. Why You Should Read? Experience Waugh’s sharp wit and insightful critiques on modern society and culture. Explore his literary passions and the challenges of fictionalizing real-life characters. Enjoy a collection that remains engaging and thought-provoking decades after publication. Perfect for readers who appreciate classic journalism and timeless literary commentary.
Highlights
- Collects Waugh's journalism on society, architecture, Hollywood, and Marxism
- Includes reflections on his Oxford days and literary passions
- Features critiques of P. G. Wodehouse and Graham Greene
- Offers timeless insights with Waugh's characteristic wit
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What kind of writing is in this collection?
It is a collection of Evelyn Waugh's journalism, covering topics like modern society, English architecture, Hollywood, and Marxism, along with literary pieces.
Does it include any personal reflections?
Yes, Waugh reflects on his Oxford days and shares his literary passions.
Which writers does Waugh discuss?
He discusses P. G. Wodehouse and Graham Greene, among others.
Is this book still relevant today?
The description says the pieces continue to resonate, offering timeless insights and surprises.




