A resounding chorus of "Yes, it will!" greeted the long-awaited American publication of the memoirs of the eldest son of Evelyn Waugh and the best-loved practitioner of what he calls "the vituperative arts" in Britain. As enjoyable and outrageous an ...
Arthur Friendship earns his living writing advice columns for Woman's Dream, a woman's magazine. To offset this depressing and dreary activity he works for a peace organization and idolises the lovely - yet unattainable - Elizabeth Pedal. Arthur's pl...
'The only question left hanging in the air is the one which every journalist asks himself on submitting an article. It is also the one with which we may all eventually, in trembling hope, face our Maker: Will this do?'
The question should rather b...
The Honourable Guy Frazer-Morrison and Jamey Sligger have come up to Godolphin Hall, Oxford from their Roman Catholic school, Cleeve. Rumours concerning their sexuality start when they share a college room. Waugh expertly describes the dons, the stud...