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Evelyn Waugh

    October 28, 1903 – April 10, 1966

    Evelyn Waugh was a master satirical novelist whose works offered sharp commentary on social mores and human foibles. His writing is characterized by incisive wit, irony, and precise observation, often reflecting his own experiences and a critical view of the world. Waugh fearlessly tackled themes of class, religion, and the transience of life, earning a reputation as one of his era's most significant British novelists. His distinctive style and unflinching gaze at modern life make him an author whose works continue to resonate with readers seeking profound yet entertaining literature.

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