EVELYN WAUGH

 Chronology

1894

Arthur Waugh publishes Reticence in Literature in The Yellow Book.

1896

Arthur Waugh becomes assistant manager of Keegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co.

1898

Alec Waugh born.

1901

Arthur Waugh becomes general manager of Chapman and Hall.

1903

Evelyn Arthur St. John Waugh (EW) born October 28.

1907

Waugh family moves to "Underhill" in North End, near Hampstead.

1910

EW attends Heath Mount preparatory school and bullies Cecil Beaton.

1916

EW attends Lancing College Develops diary habit.

1921

EW attends Hertford College, at Oxford University, and is arguably its most famous failure.

1922

EW meets Harold Acton.

1924

The Scarlet Woman. EW leaves Oxford without completing his degree.

1926

PRB

1927

Life of Rossetti. EW marries Evelyn Gardner.

1928

Decline and Fall.

1929

EW divorces as his wife ran away with a mutual acquaintance.

1930

Vile Bodies, Labels. EW converts to Roman Catholicism Due to church doctrine he finds himself still married, and will seek an annulment.

1931

African travels. Remote People.

1932

EW meets Diana Cooper (summer) and Winston Churchill (fall).
December 2: EW leaves by ship for British Guyana.

1933

Ninety-Two Days

1934

A Handful of Dust For a brief overview and analysis.

1935

As a reporter, EW covers the Italo-Etiopian War.

1937

EW marries Laura Herbert.

1939

November 17: Auberon Alexander Waugh born. December: EW embarks on the first phase of his wartime service, as a Royal Marine.

1955

EW retires to Somerset, which he makes his home until his death in 1966. In August, the poet Edith Sitwell is received into the Catholic Church, and asks EW to be her sponsor.
 

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