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Discover 'Evelyn Waugh's Oxford,' a captivating literary biography that delves into the profound impact of Oxford on one of the twentieth century's most notable authors, Evelyn Waugh. This beautifully curated volume combines rich historical insights with stunning visuals, making it a must-have for literature enthusiasts and fans of Waugh alike. Oxford played a pivotal role in shaping Waugh's imaginative landscape; his experiences as an undergraduate permeated his works, manifesting in novels like 'Brideshead Revisited' and 'A Little Learning.' Explore the city that left an indelible mark on Waugh through a selection of previously unpublished photographs and specially commissioned illustrations. Each chapter offers a critical exploration of Waugh's relationship with Oxford, touching on themes such as religion, sexuality, and the concept of idealized time. A hand-drawn trail invites readers to journey through the iconic locations that inspired his writing, including the enchanting Botanic Garden and the historic Oxford Union. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the lasting legacy of Waugh's Oxford, a fusion of literary history and art that will enrich your appreciation for Waugh's enduring works.