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Tag Archives: satire

Black Mischief (1932) – Evelyn WAUGH

December 10, 2008by Matthew Todd 2 Comments

I reviewed Evelyn Waugh’s first novel a few months ago, and I was supposed to read this one straight after. Clearly, though, I didn’t. I have some vague memory of […]

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Decline and Fall (1928) – Evelyn WAUGH

September 21, 2008by Matthew Todd 4 Comments

Continuing with my many books that have to be read for uni this semester (yes, my life is very tough…), I present Decline and Fall. I’d heard of Evelyn Waugh, […]

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Three Cheers for the Paraclete (1968) – Thomas KENEALLY

August 27, 2008by Matthew Todd Leave a comment

I had a bad experience with Thomas Keneally in high school – The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith is the only English novel I never finished in high school (!nerd!), because […]

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