Brideshead Revisited

CWR Dispatch: Revisiting Brideshead Revisited by Russell Shaw
Evelyn Waugh’s novel remains easily the most popular Catholic-themed work of fiction in the English language. Why?

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The Telegraph
The Spectator UK
NRO

The Evelyn Waugh Society

Brideshead Revisited at 75

The Critic

Evelyn Waugh

Evelyn Waugh: From Savage to Sober
JOHN ROSSI
One novel began his search for deeper meaning and previewed what was to come at Brideshead.

MGTOW Hero?

Or a hero for men who make the best of their sorry predicament in contemporary Uhmerica... Charles Ryder.

Eastern Christian Books: The Invention of the True Cross and its Universal Exaltation

Eastern Christian Books: The Invention of the True Cross and its Universal Exaltation

Septimus Waugh on His Father

Let Evelyn Waugh back into Combe Florey churchyard by Septimus Waugh
My father enjoyed playing up to his misanthropic reputation. But its consequences now are beyond a joke

(via Once I Was a Clever Boy)

Eastern Christian Books: Eternal Memory Indeed: 50 Years Since the Death of Evelyn Waugh

I just saw something else recently on Evelyn Waugh... where was it?

Related:
St. Austin Review special issue on Evelyn Waugh
How Evelyn Waugh Tried to Save P.G. Wodehouse's Reputation
Supremacy and Survival: Evelyn Waugh, RIP--But Brideshead Lives On!

Evelyn Waugh Interview

(via Pertinacious Papist)

BBC4: Brideshead Revisited Reunion

audio

Calmer Waters: Jeremy Irons Plays a Man Known to History As a, Well, er...uh... A Nasty Pope

Check out the links in the post, especially Brideshead Reunited: actors reveal how acclaimed roles nearly never happened and Life after Brideshead.

Jeremy Irons to star in “The Borgias” for Showtime

'The Borgias': Jeremy Irons as Rodrigo Borgia first pic


The Borgias preview, Neil Jordan and Jeremy Irons talk Italian Renaissance