Waugh On Five More Fronts
| Episode | Title | Repeated | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Blondy And Pollen | 20060522 (BBC7) 20060523 (BBC7) 20070625 (BBC7) 20080728 (BBC7) | The Lygon sisters were the recipients of some of Waugh's racier letters, written during his adventures abroad as a young man. |
| 02 | Waugh In Abyssinia | 20060523 (BBC7) 20060524 (BBC7) 20070626 (BBC7) 20080729 (BBC7) | 1935 - Waugh covered the Abyssinian war for the Daily Mail. He was a hopeless journalist, but from the experience came Scoop. In 1935 Waugh covered the Abyssinian war for the Daily Mail. |
| 03 | Letters Home | 20060524 (BBC7) 20060525 (BBC7) 20070627 (BBC7) 20080730 (BBC7) | Evelyn Waugh was a great traveller, but on a journey to Ceylon in 1954 he fell prey to mysterious and malevolent voices. Evelyn Waugh was a great traveller, but on a journey to Ceylon in 1954 he became a prey to mysterious and malevolent voices. |
| 04 | Letters To Graham Greene | 20060525 (BBC7) 20060526 (BBC7) 20070628 (BBC7) 20080731 (BBC7) | "God forbid I should pry into the secrets of your soul. It is simply your public performance which grieves me". |
| 05 LAST | Letters To Ann Fleming | 20060526 (BBC7) 20060527 (BBC7) 20070629 (BBC7) 20080801 (BBC7) | 'I am too deaf for social life but perfectly sound tete a tete'. Waugh kept both his interest in the outside world and his wit. 'I am too deaf for social life but perfectly sound tête á tête'. Waugh kept his interest in the outside world, and his wit. |
Updated: 7/6/2011