FATHERS AND SONS
by Alexander Waugh
Evelyn Waugh wrote such delicious, vicious attacks on everything into his books, it's not surprising that he was not a great family man. But somehow his children endured, with one of them, Auberon, even managing to become a writer himself. Alexander Waugh, the latest in the literary dynasty, chronicles his family's eccentric charms and nasty tempers, starting with Evelyn's father, who was a publisher, and his brother Alec, who wrote such a frank description of his public school in his first novel that the Waugh family was forever banned from attending it again..
Doubleday: 0385521502
$27.50
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by Alexander Waugh
Evelyn Waugh wrote such delicious, vicious attacks on everything into his books, it's not surprising that he was not a great family man. But somehow his children endured, with one of them, Auberon, even managing to become a writer himself. Alexander Waugh, the latest in the literary dynasty, chronicles his family's eccentric charms and nasty tempers, starting with Evelyn's father, who was a publisher, and his brother Alec, who wrote such a frank description of his public school in his first novel that the Waugh family was forever banned from attending it again..
Doubleday: 0385521502
$27.50
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