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Auberon Waugh was a philosopher—savage, eccentric, but a philosopher nonetheless. More than any writer of his era, Auberon Waugh had a genius for dividing his readers into the delighted and the infuriated. Remarkably, he retains the ability to start a squabble, even from beyond the grave.
Kiss Me, Chudleigh is both a collection of Waugh's finest writing and a compact biography. It brings together excerpts from his works, spanning every stage of his career—from his early days at the Catholic Herald to his final contributions at the Literary Review.
Widely regarded as the most prolific journalist of his generation (and surely the wittiest), Waugh's writing appeared in an impressive range of publications, including:
He also penned a wine column, a medical column, and numerous entertaining travel pieces.
This collection is thoughtfully arranged both chronologically and thematically, reflecting the key phases of Waugh's life and his main preoccupations:
Kiss Me, Chudleigh is a fitting tribute to Auberon Waugh's sharp wit, unique perspective, and enduring legacy.

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